Miles Beermann and Kimberly Cook talk about the state of marriage and divorce in the U.S., and their experiences on the front lines representing clients in the contentious area of divorce and family law.
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Miles N. Beermann is regarded as one of the preeminent practitioners in the field of family law. His achievements...
Kimberly Cook is a partner at the firm Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP. Kimberly’s family law practice is informed...
Jon Amarilio is a partner at Taft Stettinius & Hollister in Chicago. He represents individuals, small businesses, state and...
Jennifer Byrne is the Director of the Young Lawyers Section of The Chicago Bar Association, for which she organizes...
In this Edition, hosts Jon Amarilio and Jennifer Byrne talk with Chicago-based divorce practitioners from two of the city’s most prominent domestic relations law firms, Miles Beermann, of Beermann, Pritikin, Mirabelli & Swerdove LLP, and Kimberly Cook, of Schiller, DuCanto & Fleck, about the state of marriage and divorce in the U.S., and their experiences on the front lines representing clients in the contentious area of divorce and family law. Miles and Kim also share their thoughts on how they (hypothetically) would have handled some of the issues that came up in recently well publicized celebrity divorce cases, including the “Brangelina” and Johnny Depp divorces.
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| Published: | April 4, 2018 |
| Podcast: | @theBar |
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