In 1998,
Frances L. Friedberg presented a lecture entitled “Divorce: What You Need to
Know,” at the Schenectady Public Library, which was open to the public and was
well attended. Frances L. Friedberg was part of a panel presentation, which
included two attorneys and an accountant. The lecture provided general
information on the legal and financial aspects of divorce, including the legal
process of a divorce action from commencement of the action to the judgment of
divorce, as well as post-judgment issues, such as qualified domestic relation
orders (QDRO’s).
This
lecture followed Frances L. Friedberg’s 1997 lecture, “What to Expect in Family
Court,” a well-received presentation on Family Court procedure, as well as the
“inside scoop” on what really happens once you get inside the courtroom. The
lecture was given at the Schenectady
County YWCA,
where it directly targeted its main demographic - women who were then members
of domestic violence support groups, women in the domestic violence shelter,
and women who seek out the YWCA’s help. Family Court matters are never easy for
anyone involved, as Frances L. Friedberg knows very well. By helping this
demographic understand legal proceedings, Frances L. Friedberg gave many people
the knowledge and empowerment to move forward with matters of Family Court.
As a
practitioner of matrimonial and family law, Frances L. Friedberg believes it is
very important for people to understand how legal processes work when it comes
to difficult situations such as divorce, and the heart-wrenching topics of
custody and child abuse. The legal aspects of these scenarios can be complicated,
so Frances L. Friedberg feels passionate about sharing the information with
others. Going through a divorce or custody battle can be emotionally difficult,
so Frances L. Friedberg knows that people do not need the added stress of not
knowing how the legal system works. For more information about Frances L.
Friedberg, Esq., visit http://www.FriedbergFamilyLaw.com.
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