Cordell & Cordell’s 2017 growth is continuing with the opening of a new office in Buffalo, N.Y. – the firm’s 11th new office this year. [Read more…]
Cordell & Cordell Launches New Office In Buffalo, N.Y.
Asa Neff Named Rising Star By Super Lawyers
Cordell & Cordell Albany attorney Asa Neff was named to the 2017 Upstate New York Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers Magazine for the third consecutive year. [Read more…]
Video: Cordell & Cordell News – August 15, 2014
Cordell & Cordell along with its sponsored sites, DadsDivorce andMensDivorce, present a news video for the week of August 15, 2014.
This week, Cordell & Cordell attorney Chad Jerome was named to the 2014 New York Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers. MensDivorce reported on the fact that text messaging is increasingly being used in divorce cases. DadsDivorce published an article about what to do if a spouse will not sign divorce papers.
Cordell & Cordell Attorney Named New York Rising Star by Super Lawyers
Cordell & Cordell attorney Chad Jerome was named to the 2014 New York Rising Stars list for family law attorneys by Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business.
Mr. Jerome (Albany, NY) was selected to be on this list for the second time.
Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor.
Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.
The annual selections are made using a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates and peer reviews by practice area.
Lawyers are asked to nominate the best attorneys who are 40 years old or under, or who have been practicing for 10 years or less, and who they have personally observed in action.
Charlie Crists wife sued by ex-husband over her alleged failure to pay child support
Carole Crist, the wife of the former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, has been sued by her ex-husband over child support, both in the emotional and financial form, The Daily Mail reported.
Crist left her husband Todd Rome in 2007, and quickly began dating the then-governor. The former couple was to share custody of their two daughters following the split, according to the news source.
Although a lack of financial child support from Carole Crist was an issue with Todd Rome, he was more upset by the lack of communication that his ex-wife has had with the girls. He noted that she allegedly refused to attend their birthdays, graduation or visit them at summer camp, reported the Daily Mail.
Though Rome has noted that she could provide more in the way of child support payments, he simply wanted her to spend time with her daughters. He lives with the two girls in New York, and said that Crist, who operates her own company, could make more of an effort both in a personal and fiscal sense, according to the New York Post.