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ASKING FOR A FRIEND: MATRIMONIAL, DIVORCE AND CUSTODY LAW BASICS
ASKING FOR A FRIEND: MATRIMONIAL, DIVORCE AND CUSTODY LAW BASICS
WITH NATALIE L. REEVES
Join us for an informative and animated discussion on various legal topics relevant to all kinds of family situations and marital status.
Attorney Natalie Reeves will talk you through some important legal issues involved in marriage, custody and divorce, including the stresses and challenges ofCOVID-19.
Natalie will address these difficult topics in an engaging and lively workshop aimed at clarifying what can feel like an otherwise overwhelming situation.
Topics discussed will include:
· Various family situations
· How to protect yourself
· Special situations, including giving up your career for your family, prenups, infidelity, abuse
· Nuts and bolts of the divorce process
· Custody and visitation, child and spousal support
· Impact of COVID-19
· Q&A
ABOUT:
Described by a former client as a “life-saver” in Vogue, Natalie understands that her clients are often experiencing one of the most stressful times of their lives, and she endeavors to navigate them through the process with both compassion and conviction.
Natalie has an unusual background for a matrimonial attorney: For years, she practiced corporate law, starting at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Her experience working on sophisticated transactions for multinational corporationsrenders her well equipped to represent individuals in cases involving complex financial issues.
Natalie has her own law practice, where she works in all areas of matrimonial and family law matters, including those involving custody, visitation and support issues, the valuation and equitable distribution of marital assets, and the negotiation and drafting of prenuptial, postnuptial and separation agreements. She also has counseled clients on cutting edge legal issues relating to pet custody.
Natalie graduated from Vanderbilt University Law School where, among otherthings, she was named “Best Oralist.” She has lectured on behalf of groups such as the New York State Bar Association and the New York City BarAssociation and has been widely quoted on legal issues in numerous publications.