Tricia Walsh Smith Joins JPMA Client Roster
Posted by Joseph P McCaffery at 7/6/2008 10:09 PM 
Categories: Prenuptial Agreements, Family Law - Divorce - Custody +, In the News, Choosing a Lawyer
Categories: Prenuptial Agreements, Family Law - Divorce - Custody +, In the News, Choosing a Lawyer
Joseph P. McCaffery & Associates has been retained by Tricia Walsh Smith to assist her in her divorce matter pending in the New York State Supreme Court.
Among the issues in the New York matter is the validity of the prenuptial agreement that exists. At stake is an estimated $60 million estate.
Evidenced by the great era of technology that we live in, Tricia typed two words into an Internet search engine and was immediately connected to the firm. What were those two words? Overturn Prenup.
We wish to extend our warmest welcome to Tricia and, like all JPMA clients, she will receive the full measure of service that we can provide.
Thanks again to all of our clients for choosing JPMA.
Among the issues in the New York matter is the validity of the prenuptial agreement that exists. At stake is an estimated $60 million estate.
Evidenced by the great era of technology that we live in, Tricia typed two words into an Internet search engine and was immediately connected to the firm. What were those two words? Overturn Prenup.
We wish to extend our warmest welcome to Tricia and, like all JPMA clients, she will receive the full measure of service that we can provide.
Thanks again to all of our clients for choosing JPMA.
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6/5/2009 7:16 PM
The Law Blog - Joseph P McCaffery wrote:
An appeal was filed today in the New York State Supreme Court in the matter of Smith v. Walsh-Smith, one of the most publicly covered divorce cases of 2008. Attorneys for Tricia Walsh Smith...
Some people love Tricia. Other's don't. Some call her wacky and others call her Warrior. Whatever you think, everyone deserves their day in court!
It's great that Tricia is finding the help she needs, even if it means bringing in a legal team from Chicago -- who won't be charging her $13,000 for three days work like her first lawyer!
Nonetheless, there are costs involved in mounting such a defense. Tricia is accepting contributions to her legal fund at her Website, www.triciawalshsmith.com/Contributions.html. You can donate with PayPal or mail a contribution for her lawyers to put in a trust account.
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