| October 1, 2006 We at Feinberg, Mindel, Brandt & Klein and Divorce Magazine
are pleased to provide you with this twice-monthly e-newsletter and hope that the
information and articles contained within are helpful, supportive, and entertaining.
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In this issue:
Firm Announcement:
News: Steve Mindel installed as Co-President of
University Synagogue.
Feature profile: John E. Rogers Jr.
Useful Articles:
1. ACCOUNTING: Looking for Hidden Assets in a Divorce
2. CHILDREN AND DIVORCE: Spare Children the
Grief (as much as possible)
3. RELATIONSHIPS: How to Divorce as Friends
4. HEALTH/WELL BEING: Divorce Ceremonies
5. PARENTING AND STEP-FAMILIES: Conflict
& Parenting: Customize Your Post-Separation Parenting Relationship
6. DIVORCE LAW: Help yourself
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Partner Steve Mindel and Emmy Award-Winning Television Writer/Producer Jeff Melvoin have
been installed as Co-Presidents of University Synagogue in Brentwood. 
To View the Full Article from the Palisadian-Post, click here.
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| Feature profile: |
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John E. Rogers Jr.
Associate
Probate & Trust Department
jrogers\@fmbklaw.com
Ext. 139John Rogers focuses on traditional Probate matters involving estate and trust
administration and litigation. His practice has a particular emphasis on both Probate and
Mental Health (L.P.S.), Conservatorship issues. John is an active member of the Probate
Volunteer Panel program operated by the Los Angeles County Superior Court.
Prior to his graduation from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles in 1998, John was the
Probate Law columnist for the Los Angeles Daily Journal newspaper. With this experience he
was the founder of the statewide California Probate News Services and was its principal
editor and case analyst until 1998. John also wrote a cycling column for the Foothill
newspapers.
John graduated from the University of New Hampshire at Durham, where his parents are
both professors of music, in 1983 with a B.A. in History, and Minors in English and
Theology. He earned his J.D. from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles in 1998, where he was the
editor of the Loyola Reporter for two years. John is an avid hiker, skier and plays golf.
He and his wife have two sons. |
1. ACCOUNTING
Looking for Hidden Assets in a Divorce
Divorce is an emotional event for those involved.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Accounting/buried_treasure.html)
2. CHILDREN AND
DIVORCE
Spare Children the Grief (as much as possible)
If you’re one of those divorced persons who has a contentious relationship
with your ex be ever so careful that you don’t let it impact the mental well being of
the children you are parenting together.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Children_and_Divorce/sparechildrengrief.html)
3. RELATIONSHIPS
How to Divorce as Friends
Or maybe even save your marriage.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Relationships/divorcefriends.html)
4. HEALTH/WELL
BEING
Divorce Ceremonies
A divorce ceremony can help you heal your heart, forgive past hurts, and free you
to move powerfully into a new future.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Health_Well_Being/divorceceremonies.html)
5. PARENTING AND
STEP-FAMILIES
Conflict & Parenting: Customize Your Post-Separation Parenting
Relationship
When you go to the library or browse through a book store, there are many books
for divorcing parents, most of which have some version of the following message: "You
must communicate with the other parent for the children\'s sake, no matter how you feel
about him/her." In this context, communication usually means talking directly to the
other parent.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Parenting_and_Step-Families/conflict_parenting.html)
6. DIVORCE LAW
Help yourself
Some people are choosing to take more control over their divorce process,
tackling some of the tasks usually completed by lawyers.
(http://www.divorcemag.com/c/s3/?Divorce_Law/help_yourself_usa.html)
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