In her article “Cryptocurrency: The naturally hidden asset,” Obermayer partner Julie Colton discusses the controversial topic of cryptocurrencies, whether or not they are recognized as a form of currency, and their role in family law matters. The column was published in the Allegheny County Bar Association Lawyers Journal on October 15, 2019 and can be accessed here.
Julie focuses her practice on family law matters including divorce, child custody, support, asset division, prenuptial agreements, and international custody. Julie also has experience in mediation and collaborative law. Julie’s practice approach is to provide clear, open communication with her clients regarding expectations and outcomes. She helps her clients sort out the legal aspects of a case from the emotions that are invariably involved so they are able to make the best decisions for themselves and their families. When necessary, Julie will fight on behalf of her clients to achieve the best possible legal outcome in court.
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Pittsburgh Family Law Attorney Julie focuses her practice on family law matters including divorce, child custody, support, asset division, prenuptial agreements, and international custody. Julie also has experience in family law...
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