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5B. ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLEAdultery in the Electronic Era: Spyware, Avatarsand Cybersex. Sharon D. Nelson and John W.Simek. 30:19-26.Advances Against Equitable Distribution:Protecting the Advancing Party. Daniel H.Glasser. 20:46-48.Advice to a Client Before Signing a PremaritalAgreement. Peter M. Walzer. 27:85-90.Age and Alimony. Catherine M. McFadden.17(2):13-15.Age Patterns in Divorce. Mark K. Altschuler.28:114-18.ALI Principles Suggest a New Approach toSeparate Property. Catherine M. McFadden.18(3):12-16.Alimony Revised Under Tax Reform Act of 1986.Barry H. Frank. 8:933-34.Alternative Dispute Resolution in Divorce Cases:The New Wave or an Ill Wind? Joanne RossWilder. 10:120.Analyzing and Quantifying Sweat Equity. LesBarenbaum and Bonnie O'Rourke. 18(1):12-13.Another Piece of the Marital Pie: Stock Options.David L. Ladov and Michele Garrigan-Nass. 9:52-53.Applicability of 1988 Divorce Code Amendmentsto Pending Cases and Causes of Action AccruingPrior to Their Effective Date. David L. Hostetterand Wm. H. Nast. 9:23-26.Are Capital Gains Considered “Income” in ChildSupport Actions? Brian C. Vertz. 29:58-59.At Your Service. Michael L. Viola. 31:29-31.Attorney's Fees and Restitution Awards in ChildKidnapping Cases. Robert D. Feder. 12(2):6-7.Avoiding High Demand Low Return Clients.Joanne Ross Wilder. 21:17-19.Bits and Bytes. Joel B. Bernbaum. 19:82.Brown v. Brown: More on Deferred Distributionof Pension Benefits in Equitable Distribution. JayA. Blechman. 18(2):15-16.Bureau of Professional and Occupational AffairsPrepared to Suspend Licenses of SupportScofflaws. 18(1):10-11.Busch v. Busch. [732 A.2d 1274]. (Pa. Super.1999). 21:131-37.Business Valuation Basics: Discount andCapitalization Rates. Brian C. Vertz. 29:144-45.C Corporations with Appreciated Assets:Valuation Discount for Built-In Capital Gains.Jacob P. Roosma. 25:15-20.Capital Gain & “Principal Residence” CapitalGain Change–Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. G.Daniel Jones and Joseph McCaffrey. 20:20-22.Cash Flow for Support Purposes. Brian C. Vertz.22:39-41.Cash Flow for Support Purposes, StatutoryDefinition–23 Pa.C.S. §4302 Rules Definition–PA.R.C.P. 1910-16-5(B). Brian C. Vertz. 19:61-63.Caution: Sex With Clients. David L. Grunfeld.27:123-24.Child Interviews in Custody Cases Involving ProSe Parents. David N. Wecht. 31:106.Clash of Tax and Divorce Planning. BeckyBeaver, Rachel M. Baccari, Lee Vanderburg,Haran Levy. 30:108-16.Close the Door on Open Adoptions. Harry J.Gruener. 18(3):18-19.140
ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLECoburn: An Analysis of Recent Paternity Cases.Diane M. Zabowski. 10:118.Collaborative Law. Daniel Casciato.29:141-42.Collaborative Practice–A Choice for Families.Diane D. Hitzemann. 29:24-25.Colonna Considered. Catherine M. McFadden.26:49-50.Comment: ‘Qualified Professional.’ Mark King.29:23-24.Comments on Pension Valuation Procedures inDivorce in Accord with Pennsylvania SuperiorCourt Opinion in Agatone. Marvin Snyder. 10:84.Comments Re: Keynote Address. [Kate ElliottFord]. David S. Pollock. 19:17.Commonwealth v. The Psychologists. Thomas M.Mulroy. 13(6):13-14.Compliance Dates Approaching on Three MoreLaws Affecting Group Health Plans. Joni Landy.31:59-62.Computer as Witness–Should You Use It in YourCase? Russ Davis and Donald Wochna. 30:26-29.The “Computer Service Fee” Charged byPhiladelphia Domestic Relations DetersEstablished of Child Support. Susan M. Montella.25:13-14.Considering Divorce: Should You Leave theMarital Residence? David W. Midkiff. 13(6):12-13.Contingent Fees in Domestic Relations Matters.David N. Hofstein and Kevin C. McCullough.9:37-39.A Conversation With My Cat AboutPension/Double-Dip Issues. Patricia G. Miller.30:90-91.Crimes, Counseling and Custody. David N.Wecht. 29:22-23.Curriculum Vitae. William M. Troyan. 6:680-82.Custody Litigation—The Role of the Child. DavidN. Hofstein. 20:10-14.Custody Relocation: New Jersey Style. Robert J.Durst. 21:126-29.Custody Wars–The Creation of a New Weapon ofMass Destruction. Max Baer. 21:121-25.Dealing With Difficult Clients: PersonalityDisordered Individuals. Arnold T. Sheinvold.27:124-26.Defining Abuse of Discretion: The Standard ofReview in Custody Cases. Lisa L. DeCecco.16(4):14-15.Delaware County Opposes PACSESImplementation. Harry M. Byrne, Jr. 20:73-74.The Demarco Case and Delayed Retirement. MarkK. Altschuler and Jeffrey M. Williams. .24:51-52.Denial: The Arch-Enemy of Recovery. AbrahamJ. Twerski. 23:66.Determining and Evaluating Personal andEnterprise Goodwill in the Divorce Case. KennethP. Altschuler, Hesper Schleiderer-Hardy, JaySanders. 30:166-73.The Discipline of Rules. David N. Wecht. 29:138-40.Discount for Lack of Voting Rights/Premium forVoting Rights Study. Pamela J. Garland andAshley L. Reilly. 26:67-83.Discovery can be Taxing. Harry J. Gruener.18(2):22.The Discovery Rule and Child Abuse. Elizabeth L.Bennett. 12(1):12.Dissecting Business Valuation Report. G. William141
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