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Abbas Hadjian

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Abbas Hadjian, CFLS, AAML, IAFL, is an expert in Iranian Law and Documents and culturally focused consultant and mediator with the Alternative Resolutions Centers (ARC). Hadjian is the founder of Cultural Competency in Family Law Practice, and Dowry Mahr ln U.S. Courts



Columns
Family Judges and Judiciary, Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Family Family
Title Category Published
The pyramid of power: Understanding Iranian family dynamics Oct. 7, 2024
A roundup of infamous misunderstandings in cultural and professional settings Jul. 23, 2024
Iranian documents in US Courts: Addressing concerns about counterfeit documents Jul. 15, 2024
Culturally speaking: the art of cultural mediation Mar. 20, 2024
Part XIV: Child custody, below and above the Best Interest of Children model Nov. 6, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part XIII: Majority, maturity and marriage Oct. 9, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part XII: Six billion ways to leave your marriageSep. 5, 2023
Cultural Divorce: Time to retool your dowry ware Aug. 21, 2023
Cultural Competency: Mother of all prejudicesAug. 15, 2023
Cultural Divorce: Married until annulment do us partAug. 7, 2023
Celebrating over 10 years of introducing culture to family law practiceJul. 26, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part IX: Understanding and litigating bigamyJul. 17, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VIII: Marrying your mother-in-law Jul. 3, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VII: Date of separationJun. 19, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VI: Cultural date of marriageJun. 5, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part V: Date of marriageMay 22, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part IV: Attorney fees and compensationMay 8, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part III: Retainer without malpracticeApr. 25, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part II: Not all interviews are made equalApr. 3, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part I: IntroductionMar. 21, 2023

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Title Category Published
The pyramid of power: Understanding Iranian family dynamics Family Law Oct. 8, 2024
Family Judges and Judiciary, Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family Family, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Family Family
Title Category Published
The pyramid of power: Understanding Iranian family dynamics Oct. 7, 2024
A roundup of infamous misunderstandings in cultural and professional settings Jul. 23, 2024
Iranian documents in US Courts: Addressing concerns about counterfeit documents Jul. 15, 2024
Culturally speaking: the art of cultural mediation Mar. 20, 2024
Part XIV: Child custody, below and above the Best Interest of Children model Nov. 6, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part XIII: Majority, maturity and marriage Oct. 9, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part XII: Six billion ways to leave your marriageSep. 5, 2023
Cultural Divorce: Time to retool your dowry ware Aug. 21, 2023
Cultural Competency: Mother of all prejudicesAug. 15, 2023
Cultural Divorce: Married until annulment do us partAug. 7, 2023
Celebrating over 10 years of introducing culture to family law practiceJul. 26, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part IX: Understanding and litigating bigamyJul. 17, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VIII: Marrying your mother-in-law Jul. 3, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VII: Date of separationJun. 19, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part VI: Cultural date of marriageJun. 5, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part V: Date of marriageMay 22, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part IV: Attorney fees and compensationMay 8, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part III: Retainer without malpracticeApr. 25, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part II: Not all interviews are made equalApr. 3, 2023
Cultural Divorce, Part I: IntroductionMar. 21, 2023
Title Category Published
The pyramid of power: Understanding Iranian family dynamics Family Law Oct. 8, 2024