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In this issue:

Firm Announcement:
Feature profile: Jeremy B. Kline

Useful Articles:
1. CHILD CUSTODY: How to Handle International and Interstate Child Custody Disputes
2. REMARRIAGE : Some Unique Aspects to a Post-Divorce Marriage
3. CHILDREN and DIVORCE: Visitation and the Inflexible "EX"
4. DIVORCE SETTLEMENT/PREPARATION: What to Expect at a Deposition
5. FINANCIAL PLANNING/INVESTMENT: Working with a Financial Professional
6. DIVORCE RECOVERY: Discovering your Single Identity

Jeremy B. Kline Partner Litigation & Family Law jkline@fmbklaw.com Ext. 107 Jerry graduated from UCLA in 1982, and from USC Law Center in 1995. Attending both major Southern California Universities enables him to root for both schools, but he is still a loyal Bruin at heart. Mr. Kline practices in all areas of family law including premarital agreements, divorce, and custody. Last summer, Jeremy took and passed the State Bar Certification Exam to be eligible to become a Certified Family Law Specialist. He expects to receive the certification sometime in 2007. In addition to his active family law practice, Jerry is an accomplished civil litigator, representing clients in business disputes, including unfair competition and real estate matters. "My civil litigation background and experience helps me deal with business and real estate issues that frequently come up during divorce cases." Jerry and his wife Betsy have two boys, ages 4 1/2 and 7 years old, and one dog, age 14. Jerry is a member of the Los Angeles County, Beverly Hills and American Bar Associations, and also is a member of the UCLA Alumni Association, the Bruin Professionals and PNG Business Networking Groups.

1. CHILD CUSTODY
How to Handle International and Interstate Child Custody Disputes
A burgeoning area of matrimonial-law practice concerns child-custody disputes in which the parents either live in different states or different countries.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Child_Custody/international_interstate_custody_disputes.html)

2. REMARRIAGE
Some Unique Aspects to a Post-Divorce Marriage
The traditional definition of a "normal" family life cycle is changing in our evolving lifestyles.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Remarriage/unique_aspects_postdivorce.html)

3. CHILDREN and DIVORCE
Visitation and the Inflexible "EX"
The most common disputes that wind up on my desk involve squabbles over custody and visitation rights: in other words; who has the children and when.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Children_and_Divorce/inflexiblespouse.html)

4. DIVORCE SETTLEMENT/PREPARATION
What to Expect at a Deposition
Most people getting divorced never had a deposition taken before. There is not enough room here to adequately describe how one should handle oneself at a deposition.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Divorce_Settlement_Preparation/deposition.html)

5. FINANCIAL PLANNING/INVESTMENT
Working with a Financial Professional
A competent accountant/financial advisor can be an invaluable resource for the client and other professionals on the client team.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Financial_Planning/working_with_finan_pro.html)

6. DIVORCE RECOVERY
Discovering your Single Identity
After a breakup, you have the opportunity and freedom to become who you wish to become. You should use this opportunity, no matter how negative its origins, to resurrect your identity and exercise freedom of choice.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Divorce_Recovery/discover_single_identity.html)