| November 2009 We at Feinberg, Mindel, Brandt & Klein and Divorce Magazine
are pleased to provide you with this monthly e-newsletter and hope that the information
and articles contained within are helpful, supportive, and entertaining. Feinberg, Mindel,
Brandt & Klein, LLP demands high credentials and quality work from its versatile team
of family law attorneys, offering the highest quality service at the most efficient price.
Please forward this newsletter to anybody who you think
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Firm
Announcements:
1. Howard S. Klein, Robert C. Brandt and Steven A. Mindel
Named to the 2010 Edition of Best Lawyers®
2. Jeremy B. Kline Appointed to State Bar Family Law Commission AND Receives AV Rating
from Martindale-Hubbell
3. Robert C. Brandt Will Speak at the Beverly Hills Bar Associations 35th Annual
Family Law Symposium
4. David P. Shebby and Steven A. Mindel Receive Certification in Collaborative Law
Useful Articles:
1. Divorce Recovery: Divorce Ceremony: A Healing Way to Begin Life Anew
2. Holiday/Parenting: Two
Homes for the Holidays
3. Divorce Lawyers: How
to Evaluate a Lawyer
4. Relationship: The
Good Divorce
5. Finance: Divorce
Put You Into Debt? Consider Debt Management

Howard
S. Klein, Robert C. Brandt and Steven A. Mindel
Named to the 2010 Edition of Best Lawyers® |
Feinberg Mindel Brandt & Klein is proud to
announce that 3 of its attorneys, Howard S. Klein, Robert C. Brandt, and Steven
A. Mindel, have been named to the 2010 edition of Best Lawyers®, the oldest and most
respected peer-review publication in the legal profession.
First published in 1983, Best Lawyers is based on an exhaustive annual peer-review survey.
For the new U.S. edition, more that 24, 126 leading attorneys cast more than 2.8 million
votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in the same and related specialties.
Because of the rigorous and transparent methodology used by Best Lawyers, and because
lawyers are not required or allowed to pay a fee to be listed, inclusion in Best Lawyers
is considered a special honor. |
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Jeremy B. Kline Appointed to State Bar Family Law
Commission
AND Receives AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell |

Jeremy B. Kline, CFLS*
Partner
Family Law & Litigation
jkline@fmbklaw.com
310-447-8675 Ext. 219 |
FMBK is proud of our Partner Jeremy B. Kline, who was recently appointed to a three
year term on the State Bars Legal Specialization: Family Law Advisory Commission
(2009 to 2012). In addition, he recently received an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Jeremy Kline, Certified Family Law Specialist*, graduated Cum Laude
from UCLA in 1982 and from the USC Gould School of Law in 1985. He is a partner and
practices family law, business, real estate and commercial litigation. He is a member of
the LA County, Beverly Hills, and American Bar Association. Mr. Kline was named as a Super
Lawyer by Los Angeles Magazine in 2009. |
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Robert
C. Brandt Will Speak at the Beverly Hills Bar Associations
35th Annual Family Law Symposium |

Robert C. Brandt, CFLS*
Partner
Head of the Family Law Department
rbrandt@fmbklaw.com
310-447-8675 Ext. 227 |
FMBK Partner Robert C. Brandt has been asked to speak on a 1 hour
Panel for Client Relations and Ethical Considerations at the Beverly Hills Bar
Associations 25th Annual Family Law Symposium on November 14, 2009 at the Beverly
Hills Hotel. Evan Sussman, the Chair of the Beverly Hills Bar Association Family Law
Section, and Judge Maren Nelson will also be on the panel. Other panels will include
representing High Profile Clients and Private Judging. For more information and tickets, please visit the website: http://www.bhba.org/intus/event3/signup.asp?event_id=2551 |
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| David P. Shebby and Steven A. Mindel Receive
Certification in Collaborative Law |

David P. Shebby and Steven A. Mindel
David P. Shebby, who is
Of Counsel at FMBK, and Steven A. Mindel CFLS*,
Managing Partner of FMBK, recently became certified in Collaborative Law.
Collaborative Divorce was invented in 1990 as a
better way to resolve divorce cases, as opposed to battling in court. It's a
dispute-resolution alternative in which both spouses and specially trained collaborative
lawyers negotiate the settlement outside the courtroom (along with neutral financial
and/or mental-health professionals), with an agreement that the lawyers must resign if
negotiations break down. Collaborative Divorce has since caught on as a less adversarial,
less stressful method of divorce. (divorcemagazine.com). |
* Certified Family
Law Specialist
State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization |

Divorce Recovery
Divorce Ceremony: A
Healing Way to Begin Life Anew
A healing and constructive way to honor divorce as a rite of passage is through a
personalized and meaningful ceremony.
Holiday/Parenting
Two Homes for the
Holidays
How to deal with your children's anxieties over celebrating holidays with separated
parents.
Divorce Lawyers
How to Evaluate a
Lawyer
Some useful questions to ask when deciding which lawyer to use.
Relationship
The Good Divorce
The simple truth is that while there are bad divorces, there are also good ones.
Finance
Divorce Put You Into
Debt? Consider Debt Management
Debt management can help you regain your financial balance, so you can make thoughtful
choices.
For more articles, please visit http://www.DivorceMagazine.com.
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