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Vol. 16 — When QDROs Should Be Drafted

by Marshal S. Willick | May 11, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how if either spouse has a retirement, the QDRO should be finished simultaneously with the divorce....

Vol. 15 — Feral Paralegals Part 2

by Marshal S. Willick | Apr 27, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how attorneys are violating the rules of professional ethics by mis-using paralegals who change firms....

Vol. 14 — Schwartz & Alimony

by Marshal S. Willick | Apr 13, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how common sense in some alimony determinations is now mandatory. ………………………………………………….. In Schwartz v. Schwartz,...

Vol. 13 — The State Bar Fee Dispute System

by Marshal S. Willick | Mar 30, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how the State Bar of Nevada’s Fee Dispute Resolution System is Broken – and Needs to be Fixed....

Vol. 12 — Time to Distinguish Enterprise and Personal Goodwill?

by Marshal S. Willick | Mar 16, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how it may be time for Nevada to distinguish enterprise from personal goodwill in business valuations....

Vol. 11 — Fees Incurred on Appeal

by Marshal S. Willick | Mar 2, 2010 | Newsletter

A legal note from Marshal Willick about how fees incurred on appeal can be awarded in and by the district court on remand – sometimes....
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