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ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY AUTHORMatrimonial Arbitration. 31:27-29.Durst, Robert J. Custody Relocation: New JerseyStyle. 21:126-129.Edelson, Gary. Qualified Domestic RelationsOrders–When can the Alternative Payee GetControl of Her Money. 9:9.Egler, Joseph M.* and Edward A. Wilusz. TheSize of the Marketability Discounts in AppraisingClosely Held Businesses. 18(1):13-14.Egler, Joseph M.* and Andrew M. Wilusz.Valuing Employee Stock Options. 19:81-82.Eidelman, Mary J. B. Aand Mark K. Altschuler.*Pension Valuation and Deferred DistributionUnder Act 175. 28:17-27.Elliott, Kate Ford. Keynote Address: Kate FordElliott at PBA Family Law Section PittsburghWinter Meeting January 18, 1997. 19:14-17.Elovitz, Shelley W. How Long is the Long inYour Long-Term Disability Insurance? 32:161-62.Elovitz, Shelley W. The Interplay of Long-TermDisability and Social Security DisabilityInsurances. 32:98-99.Ethics Opinion 95-134 Temporarily Withdrawn.18(2):22.Feder, Robert D. Attorney's Fees and RestitutionAwards in Child Kidnapping Cases. 12(2):6-7.Feder, Robert D. Divorce Actions–A FamilyAffair? 13(2):11-12, 13(3):9-10.Feder, Robert D. Interest–An Unused Remedy.11:202-203.Ferber, Peggy Lynn* and Deborah D. Dodds.Estate Planning and the Family Lawyer. 13(2):9-11.Fischer, Ellen S. A Helpful Solution forSupervised Visitation and Difficult CustodyExchanges. 29:27.Fischer, Ellen S. Woman Convicted of ViolatingOwn Protection Order. 25:109-10.Fishman, Joel. Divorce, Support and CustodyLaws & Related Subjects in Pennsylvania (1980-2005): A Bibliography. 28:50-91.Forbes, Jennifer H. and David N. Wecht.* Hastecan Make Waste: Speedy Trials and Custody.32:83-85.Forbes, Jennifer H. and David N. Wecht,*Parenting Coordinators Revisited. 32:146-47.Frank, Barry H. Alimony Revised Under TaxReform Act of 1986. 8:933-934.Frank, Barry S. Periodic Payments–NewGuidelines Issued by the Internal Revenue Service3:368-371 .Frumkes, Melvyn B. A Divorce’s RetroactiveModification will not Change Taxability ofPayments. 29:26.Frumkes, Melvyn B. Income Tax Treatment ofUnallocated Alimony and Child Support ( FamilySupport). 25:107-9.Gabrielson, Jan C. Wisdom of the Sages. 21:137-138.Gaffen, Gregg S. Evaluating the Expertise andCredentials of Business Valuation Practitioners.25:34-40.Galzerano, Mark R. The Roth IRA Conversion.29:105-6.Garland, Pamela J.* and Ashley L. Reilly.Discount for Lack of Voting Rights/Premium forVoting Rights Study. 26:67-83.Garrigan-Nass, Michele and David L. Ladov.*Another Piece of the Marital Pie: StockOptions. 9:52-53.130
ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY AUTHORGlasser, Daniel H. Advances Against EquitableDistribution: Protecting the AdvancingParty. 20:46-48.Glasser, Daniel H. Response to the Response.20:69.Glasser, Daniel H. Solomonic Resolution ofCustody Case–Israeli Style. 20:97-98.Gold-Bikin, Lynne Z. "Relocation" Now hasGuidelines. 12(2):8.Greenbaum, Jeffrey and Ken Kilimnik.*International Enforcement of Family Support: TheView from Pennsylvania. 9:55-59.Grinberg, Edwin I. Permission Slip. 29:103-5.Gross, Dodi Walker and Miller, Patricia G.*Stinner v. Stinner: Who Decides When a CourtOrder Qualifies as a Qualified Domestic RelationsOrder? 10:82-84.Gruener, Harry J. Close the Door on OpenAdoptions. 18(3):18-19.Gruener, Harry J. Discovery can be Taxing.18(2):22.Gruener, Harry J. Nothing Personal. 19:20.Gruener, Harry J. An Uncommon Law MarriageCase. 20:94-95.Grunfeld, David L. Caution: Sex With Clients.27:123-24.Grunfeld, David L. Family Law and the NewBankruptcy Code. Amendments . 17(1):16.Hitzemann, Diane D. Collaborative Practice–AChoice for Families. 29:24-25.Hofstein, David N.* and Kevin C. McCullough.Contingent Fees in Domestic Relations Matters.9:37-39.Hofstein, David N. Custody Litigation—The Roleof the Child. 20:10-14.Hofstein, David N. and Joanne Ross Wilder.*PBA Opinion Re: Inquiry #95-134 (Revised7/31/96). 20:14-15.Hofstein, David N. Stipulation for CustodyEvaluation. 21:129-130.Hostetter, David L.* and Wm. H. Nast.Applicability of 1988 Divorce Code Amendmentsto Pending Cases and Causes of Action AccruingPrior to Their Effective Date. 9:23-26.Howett, John C., Jr. A Practical View of the Effectof the 1988 Divorce Code Amendments onPending Cases. 9:26-28.Howett, John C. Response to Daniel H. Glasser,“Advances Against EquitableDistribution–Protecting the Advancing Party.”.20:67-69.Jones, Daniel* and Tracy Stewart. What Does theHealthcare Reform Bill Mean for DivorcingCouples? 32:163-64.Jones, G. Daniel* and Joseph McCaffrey. CapitalGain & “Principal Residence” Capital GainChange–Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. 20:20-22.Jones, G. Daniel. Federal Income Taxes. 24:46-50.Kennedy, G. William. Dissecting BusinessValuation Report. 30:100-6.Kilimnik, Ken* and Jeffrey Greenbaum.International Enforcement of Family Support: TheView from Pennsylvania. 9:55-59.Kindler, Alex M.* Greg Voss, and Reid B.Roberts. It is Time to Revisit Hovis. 21:12-13.King, Mark. Comment: ‘Qualified Professional.’.29:23-24.Klein, Howard B. What to do When the IRSAgents Come Calling. 20:48-49.131
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