Event Updates (2023 February): Join these International Family Law Events in February 2023

Monday, February 6th - 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. ET - Learning the Fundamentals for Your International Family Law Practice: Comparative Law and Jurisdiction - Registration click here

  • Session One: Top Differences to Know When Working on a Civil Law/Common Law Cross-Border Family Law Case
  • Session Two: Basics of Child-Custody Jurisdiction: The UCCJEA for the Cross-Border Family Lawyer

Thursday, February 9th - 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ET - Representing UN Employees In Their Family Law Disputes - Registration (for Free) click here

Monday, February 13th - 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. ET - Learning the Fundamentals for Your International Family Law Practice: Contract Drafting and Litigation - Registration click here

  • Session One: Fundamentals in Drafting Marital Settlement Agreements in Cross-Border Family Cases
  • Session Two: Avoiding Hiccups in Overseas Service in International Family Law Cases

Please feel free to contact me at melissa@mkfamily.law if you know of other events that I can include on www.familylawacrossborders.com.

Melissa Kucinski

Melissa Kucinski works with family lawyers to strategically resolve their clients’ complex international cases.  A fellow of the AAML, the IAFL, and chair of international family law committees in the American Bar and New York State Bar Associations, Melissa is a respected colleague to have on any legal team.  A former consultant for the Hague Conference on Private International Law, member of the Uniform Law Commission’s Joint Editorial Board on Uniform Family Laws, and member of the U.S. Secretary of State’s Advisory Committee on Private International Law, Melissa maintains a robust network to help her clients in international disputes.

https://mkfamily.law/
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