B.SC., J.D
Tim has been practicing as a Wills and Estates lawyer for over 40 years.
One of his primary areas of practice has been Wills and Estates Law and Estate Litigation.
When drafting Wills, Tim believes it is important to get to know the clients so that he can provide knowledgeable advice to minimize the tax consequences on a person’s death and to ensure that an estate is divided in accordance with the client’s wishes and avoiding conflict among the surviving members of the family.
He has represented Estate Trustees and beneficiaries in contested Estate Court proceedings on the rare occasion when litigation is unavoidable.
For more information on wills and estates, please feel free to contact wills and estates lawyer Timothy Deeth.
1. Introduction - John P. Schuman (00.00) 2. Equalization of "What?" - Property Division on Marriage Breakdown - F. Timothy Deeth (02.40) 3. Equalization of net family properties and Common Law Couples - Michelle Farb (16.07) 4. Weird and Archaic Solutions to Bad Financial Separations (Trust Claims) - John P. Schuman (17.10) 5. Immigration Consequences of Relationship Breakdowns - Asher I. Frankel (36.57) 6. Bad Ideas in Custody Cases "Outside the Box" Strategies that People Use - Rachel Healey (51.20) 7. Difficult Spousal Support Issues post "Guidelines" - Kerri Parslow (1.08.58) 8. Keeping Your Scary Spouse Away with a Restraining Order - Sarah Falzon (1.19.48) 9. Why going to Family Mediation Without Consulting a Lawyer is like Playing Dodgeball Blindfolded - Todd E. Slonim (1.26.08) 10. How to Keep Yourself from Getting Played - The Benefits of a Marriage Contract or Cohabitation Agreement - Julie Tyas (1.35.15) 11. Questions and Answer Session (1.45.11)
Presentation Handouts - Common Legal Mistakes in Separation / Divorce
Recorded January 20, 2015
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Of interest to:
Therapists, social workers, mediators, non-family law lawyers, marriage counselors, accountants, financial planners, doctors or anyone who might have questions regarding any family law related issues. We will be presenting basic family law and common family law “misconceptions” for helping professionals to understand how things might work out for their clients.
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