Publication
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Life at Jaburg Wilk
Life at Jaburg Wilk
Our Unique Culture
This is critically important. Our culture is not for everyone. We know that and understand that our values and the values of our employees need to align. This is something that makes us different from other law firms. We insist that all prospective employees thoroughly review the JW Way and talk to multiple JW employees to determine if JW would be a good fit.
Our firm is run as a Conscious … Read More
Categories: Publication
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Mitchell Reichman: Attorney of the Month
Mitchell Reichman: Attorney of the Month
Categories: Family Law, Publication
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Current Alternatives to Reunification Therapy
Current Alternatives to Reunification Therapy
Divorces are traumatic to children. During or after a divorce, a child may reject one of their parents by resisting or refusing to engage with that parent. Upon request, Arizona family law judges may appoint a mental health professional to act as a therapeutic interventionist (TI) to reconstruct the relationship or may direct an alternative process such as an intensive reunification programs (IRP) which includes … Read More
Categories: Family Law, Publication
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Issues in Gray Divorces
Issues in Gray Divorces
Categories: Family Law, Publication
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Opt Out: Divorce Without Court
Opt Out: Divorce Without Court
Categories: Family Law, Family Law, Publication
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Challenges in Managing the CEO's Divorce
Challenges in Managing the CEO's Divorce
Representing a high-level executive in his or her divorce presents unique and recurring challenges to a Family Law practitioner. While every client's divorce has its own particular circumstances, representing high net worth senior level executives have certain commonalities among them regardless of their profession and industry. These include the absence of time to devote to divorce-related tasks and difficulties … Read More
Categories: Family Law, Family Law, Publication
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Corrective Action Plan
Corrective Action Plan
Question: Can I receive a corrective action plan from my employer without prior written or verbal warnings?
Answer: Yes, an at-will employee in Arizona may be placed on a corrective action plan without any prior warnings.
Arizona is an employment at will state, meaning that unless there is a written agreement stating that the employee may only be terminated for cause, the employer can terminate an … Read More
Categories: Employment, Publication