Top Rated Family Law Attorney in Cleveland, OH

Newsletters

• Article in Cleveland Jewish News, Supreme Court hears international residence case
• Andrew Zashin interviewed on Hollywood Life, Khloe Kardashian and Tristan’s Custody Case Could Get ‘Very Messy’: Lawyer Explains, Hollywood Life
• Article on Case Western Reserve University School of Law, U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in case briefed by CWRU law school faculty
• Article on Cleveland.com, U.S. Supreme Court to hear international child custody dispute from Cleveland area
• Article in Cleveland Jewish News, International residence case moves to US Supreme Court
• , Trustee Spotlight: Andrew Zashin, LakeView Cemetery Heritage ReView, Spring 2017
• , Facebook Busts Accused Bigamist Woman Finds Her Prince Charming Has Married Another, MSNBC
• , Divorce's Impact On Small Businesses Can Be 'Immense', Huff Post
• , US Claims Father Illegally Moved Kids to Gaza, Associated Press
• , Plugged into Family, the Law, and Cleveland – Alumni Spotlight on Andrew Zashin, Case School Of Law: In Brief
• , Profile on Andrew Zashin, Cleveland Jewish News
• , Connecting Through Separation, Inside Business Magazine
• , Cleveland woman discovers husband's 'other' wife via Facebook, WKYC.com
• , Ohio Woman Receives Orthodox Divorce Decree, January 2016, Cleveland Jewish News
• , Accused Facebook bigamist heads to court, The Today Show
• , The Divorcing Woman's Best Friend, Cleveland Magazine
• , In A Divorce, Who Gets To Keep The Dog?, NPR (National Public Radio) Audio Interview With Andrew Zashin
• , Business Legal Matters - Valuing and dividing assets at the time of divorce, Cleveland Jewish News
• , Attorney Goes To Bat for Northeast Ohio, The Plain Dealer
• , Andrew Zashin named by Worth Magazine a Top 100 Attorney, Worth Magazine

Educational Background

• Case Western University School of Law, J.D., 1993
• Brown University, A.B., History, 1990

Bar/Professional Activity

• Ohio, 1993
• The Supreme Court of the United States, 2019
• Washington, D.C., 1995
• District of Columbia Bar Association, Member
• Center for Principled Family Advocacy, Board of Trustees
• Ohio State Bar Association, Member
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
• New York, 2007
• Columbus Bar Association, Member
• Center for International Child Custody and Relocation (“CICCAR”), Executive Director
• Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, Member
• U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
• Florida, 1994
• Cuyahoga County Bar Association, Certified Grievance Committee, Member
• Florida State Bar Association, Member
• Cuyahoga County Bar Association, Family Law section, Chairman
• American Bar Association, Member

Special Licenses/Certifications

• Family Law Mediator / Arbitrator, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Advanced Mediator Training, AAML, 2017
• Certified Specialist - Family Relations Law, Ohio State Bar Association, 2001

Pro bono/Community Service

• Endowed, Zashin & Rich Employment Law Prize, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Cleveland, Ohio, 2018
• Trustee, Lake View Cemetery Foundation, (Site of the James A. Garfield Presidential Memorial)
• Case Western Reserve Law Alumni Association, Second Vice President  |  Alumni Board Officer: Vice President, 2006-2009  |  Second Vice President, 2005–2006  |  Secretary, 2004–2005  |  Treasurer, 2003–2004  |  Alumni Board Member, 2001–2003
• 25th Reunion Advisory Committee, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 2018
• Endowed, Zashin & Rich Family Law Prize, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Cleveland, Ohio, 2005 – Present, 2018
• “A Run Through History” Fundraiser, Lake View Cemetery Foundation, Organizing and Planning Committee Member and Sponsor, 2017

Other Outstanding Achievements

• Adjunct Professor of International Law, Cox International Law Center, Case Western Reserve University School of Law (2017 – present), 2018
• Adjunct Professor, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Since 2003 | Courses Taught: Family Law; Selected Topics in Family Law; Advanced Family Law; International Family Law, 2018
• Governor, United States Delegate – International Academy of Family Lawyers Annual Meeting, Reykjavík, Iceland, 2017
• CLE National Planning Committee – American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Annual National Convention, Chicago, Illinois, 2018

Videos

• ABC 13 story and interview with Andrew Zashin, Supreme Court to hear international custody case involving Ohio mother, 2019
• The Spectrum, WCMH-TV NBC 4 – Interview, Zashin & Rich International Child Custody Case to US Supreme Court, 2019
• Appeared as a legal commentator regarding Ohio vs Richardson, 9/11/2019, Court TV “Think Tank” on Ohio vs Richardson, 2019
• Three-part documentary series exploring American Family Law, Criminal Law, Education and Culture – Produced by Keshet International. Featuring Andrew Zashin; Harvard Law School Professor Allan Dershowitz; Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Benjamin Carson;  Author and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist for the New York Times Thomas Friedman; and, Award winning author Jonathan Safran Foer, 2018
• , Divorce's Impact On Small Businesses Can Be 'Immense', The Today Show, 2011
• WJR Radio – Audio Interview, Andrew Zashin chats with Guy Gordon about new Illinois law for dogs when parents divorce, 2018
• , Cleveland woman discovers husband's 'other' wife via Facebook, WKYC.com, 2010

Honors/Awards

• 2019, 2015, multiple years, Super Lawyers Top 50 List in Cleveland, Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine, 2019
• The Chambers HNW Guide has recognized Andrew Zashin with a Band 1 ranking in the Family/Matrimonial: High Net Worth category (2020 – 2021)., Top Ranked Band 1, Family / Matrimonial: High Net Worth, Chambers and Partners | Chambers HNW Guide (2020 – 2021), 2021
• “Top 50 Cleveland Area Lawyers”, Northeast Ohio Live Magazine, 2007
• Life Member of The 8th Judicial Conference
• Distinguished Recent Graduate (10 years post-graduation, 2003), Case Western Reserve University School of Law
• Fellow, International Academy of Family Lawyers, 2004 - Present
• Inside Business Leading Lawyers, Inside Business Magazine
• Member, Department of State's Hague Convention Attorney Network
• 15 years, Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers, 2004 – 2021 (15 years), 2021
• 40 Under 40, Crain's Cleveland Business, 2006
• Elected Member, Society of Benchers (Career achievement, 2010 - Present), Case Western Reserve University School of Law
• Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 2002 - Present
• Listed in Best Lawyers 15 years, Best Lawyers, Best Lawyers, 2006 – Present, 2021
• Recognition of Service for Outstanding Dedication of Service as Adjunct Faculty Member for 15 Years, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 2018
• 2018, 2015, multiple years, Top 100 Ohio Super Lawyers 2018, Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine, 2018
• AV Preeminent Rated, Martindale-Hubbell, 2017
• Best Lawyers - Lawyer of the Year 2013 (Family Law - Cleveland)
• “Top 100” Attorneys in the Nation, Worth Magazine, 2007

Verdicts/Settlements

• Monasky v. Taglieri 589 US____2020, 2020
• Golan v. Saada, cert. pending, __ U.S. __, (filed Oct. 28, 2020). (On Amicus Curiae team for Cox International Law Center), 2021
• Monasky v. Taglieri, U.S., No. 18-935, certiorari granted June 10, 2019., 2019
• Taglieri v. Monasky, 907 F.3d 404 (6th Cir. 2018) (en banc), cert. pending, No. 18-935 (U.S. Jan. 18, 2019)., 2019
• France v. France, 8th Dist. Cuyahoga No. 95629, 2011-Ohio-2402, 2011
• Shutway v. Shutway, 8th Dist. Cuyahoga No. 76737, 2000 Ohio App. LEXIS 461 (Feb. 10, 2000), 2000
• Taglieri v. Monasky, No. 16-4128, 2018 U.S. App. LEXIS 5408 (6th Cir. Mar. 2, 2018) (en banc). The first Habitual Residence Case under The Hague Convention to be heard en banc by a US Court of Appeals in history and only the second Hague Case ever to be heard by an en banc court of appeals panel because of its exceptional public importance., 2018
• Roche v. Hartz, No. 1:10 CV 1819, 2011 U.S. Dist LEXIS 22477 (N.D. Ohio Mar. 7, 2011) (Determination of Habitual Residence), 2011
• Rosen v. Celebrezze, 117 Ohio St.3d 241, 2008-Ohio-853 (Ohio Supreme Court), 2008
• Taglieri v. Monasky, No. 1:15-CV-00947, 2016 WL 8135530, (N.D. Ohio). Taglieri v. Monasky, No. 16-4128, (6th Cir.). Taglieri v. Monasky, No. 16A557, (U.S. dismissed). Motion to Stay Denied by Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan., 2016
• Dobos v. Dobos, 2009 U.S. Dist. Lexis 127474 (S.D. Ohio W.D.) (Interpretation of Grave Risk of Harm in 1980 Hague Convention), 2009
• Solon Family Physicians v. Buckles, 96 Ohio App. 3d 460 (Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth Appellate District, Cuyahoga County, decided August 22, 1994, No. 66051), 1994

Scholarly Lectures/Writings

• On May 3, well-known philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates announced they were ending their marriage after 27 years. As a divorce attorney, my first thought went to the separation agreement, but then my focus shifted to the future of the Gates Foundation. More specifically, given their long history of charitable action through their foundation, I was concerned their divorce would put an end to their philanthropic efforts., Author, What Gates’ divorce means for philanthropy, Cleveland Jewish News, 2021
• When Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act in late March, media attention focused primarily upon newly-created stimulus funds and expanded unemployment benefits. As a result, the CARES Act also temporarily expanded the tax benefits associated with charitable contributions for the individual taxpayer. , Author, Charitable deductions listed for 2020, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• At the end of 2020, the Ohio General Assembly put forth a concerted effort to reform and improve the State’s criminal justice system. In fact, Governor Mike DeWine signed into law five separate bills focusing on criminal justice reform. While some of the more progressive proposals may have failed to pass the Ohio Legislature (specifically the proposed Ohio House Bill 3), the following five pieces of legislation recently went into effect., Author, Look at recent attempts to reform state’s criminal justice system, Cleveland Jewish News, 2021
• The 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of Inter-national Child Abduction (“Convention”) is the leading treaty used to return wrongfully removed or retained children to their habitual residence... , Author, Domestic Violence by Proxy: A Framework for Considering a Child’s Return Under the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction’s Article 13(b) Grave Risk of Harm Cases Post Monasky, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MATRIMONIAL LAWYERS, Vol. 33, 2021, 2021
• By Rabbi Edward Sukol and Andrew A. Zashin* § 36:1 Marriage and divorce under Jewish law, Co-Author, Jewish Divorce, Sowald and Morganstern, Baldwin's Ohio Practice, Domestic Relations Law § 36:2 (2019–2020 ed.), 2020
• As technology continues to progress, access to our everyday lives continues to increase. The more accessible we become, the more potential pitfalls grow., Author, The Ever-Increasing Role of “Revenge Porn” In Divorce, Columbus Jewish News, 2021
• Ever since I can remember, I always wanted to invent something. Being that I’m a lawyer, not an engineer or artist, I have always known this was more of wish than a real possibility., Author, Innovation, creativity, crowdfunding, Cleveland Jewish News, 2021
• Following the birth of my daughter, my spouse and I began looking at college tuition rates and anxiously saying to one another, “if college is expensive now, imagine how expensive it will be in 18 years.” This “sticker shock” led me to research, and eventually open, one of the most commonly used educational savings accounts for the benefit of our daughter, a 529 plan., Author, Saving for your child’s education, Cleveland Jewish News, 2021
• Since March of this year, I have received a steady stream of short, comical videos my friends created and crafted with the assistance of the social media app TikTok. I assumed this new directorial hobby was the spawn of quarantine boredom and would quickly fizzle out along with the app itself. I was wrong., Author, TikTok mania is everywhere, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• Election Day has come, and in theory gone, and although we have a reprieve from the political ads and campaign mailers, the election remains in the headlines., Author, President takes his challenges to state courts, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• For many Americans, the decision as to when to retire is one to be labored over and discussed at length. Unsurprisingly, the COVID-19 pandemic is playing an important role in that decision., Author, COVID-19 making people look closer at retirement, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• News recently broke about a new “tell-all” book covering America’s first lady. “The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump,” written by Pulitzer prize-winning Washington Post reporter Mary Jordan, promises to reveal an enigmatic and well-curated woman who is shrewd and savvy well beyond her wider portrayal in the news and in popular culture., Author, Melania Trump restructured post-nuptial agreement, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• August 28, 2020, Presenter, Habitual Residence in North America, International Academy of Family Lawyers, USA-Canada Chapter, 2020 Joint Webinar, 2020
• On March 27, the Supreme Court of Ohio and Gov. Mike DeWine issued orders tolling all pending civil, criminal and administrative matters across the state in response to the COVID-19 pandemic., Author, What’s new normal for courts during pandemic?, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• Getting divorced is hard enough and the division of real property can make it even more contentious..., Author, 5 questions to ponder when contemplating divorce, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• At this point, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act is old news. Passed on March 27, 2020, the legislation was intended to provide some measure of relief to Americans as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take hold in the United States. Of course, there are divergent opinions on how well it met this goal, but it is important to note that even as most major media outlets are reporting surging infection numbers many of its provisions are expiring imminently., Author, What you need to know about property rental, ownership in COVID-19 era, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• The stay-at-home order specifically included as “essential” – and therefore, permitted by the order – any travel “to transport children pursuant to a custody agreement.” That was followed by orders from many local courts making it abundantly clear that parenting time is to continue in spite of the pandemic., Author, Parenting in the age of COVID-19, Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• Section 14(e) of the Order states that “[t]ravel required by law enforcement or court order, including to transport children pursuant to a custody agreement” is Essential Travel and permitted during this time. The custody agreement need not specifically address times of National Emergency or Global Pandemic to fall within this provision., Author, How does the Ohio Director’s Stay at Home Order on March 22, 2020 impact custody agreements and parenting time? , Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• Donor-advised funds provide tax win-win. What is a donor advised fund? Find out here., Author, Donor-advised funds provide tax win-win , Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• In 2015, Ohio voters declined to legalize marijuana for reasons from concerns about marijuana use to concerns about regulation ability, to concerns about the language and impact of the proposed constitutional changes., Author, SAFE Banking Act to play role in banks’ marijuana business , Cleveland Jewish News, 2020
• Chanukah is right around the corner. So is the end of another tax year. Many are thinking of gift giving, and wanting to plan and budget smartly., Author, When does a gift need gift tax return?, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• Student loan debt in the United States tops $1.6 trillion. And as many as one in 10 of those 44 million borrowers are defaulting on their debt., Author, Hot topics in the student loan crisis explained, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• Sowald and Morganstern, Baldwin's Ohio Practice, Domestic Relations Law § 36:2 (2019-2020 ed.), Author, Jewish Divorce, DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW, 2019
• It is estimated that as many as three-quarters of Americans have insufficient retirement savings and a full quarter may have no retirement savings at all., Author, Security in retirement and the SECURE Act, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• Trusts have long been a tool for the ultra-wealthy to preserve wealth and pass it down through the generations. But even those of more modest means may benefit from this powerful estate planning tool., Author, Five reasons to incorporate trust into estate plan, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• If you are recently divorced or divorcing you may be interested to hear about the changes impacting spousal support., Author, Tax changes will likely impact spousal support awards, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• Even before President Donald Trump took office, discussions of impeachment began and those discussions have both flourished and fizzled since., Author, Few understand impeachment process, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• A nonprofit can engage in lobbying efforts, but..., Author, Nonprofits can engage in lobbying, but be careful, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Helix, My Heritage DNA and others. While DNA testing was once only the stuff of crime investigations and television shows, it is now available to the masses., Author, Ancestry, genetic DNA testing – what’s privacy got to do with it?, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• Obergefell V. Hodges: A Consideration of its Impact Through the Lens of American Judaism, DOMESTIC RELATIONS JOURNAL OF OHIO, Thompson Reuters, MAY/JUNE 2019., Author, Obergefell V. Hodges: A Consideration of its Impact Through the Lens of American Judaism, DOMESTIC RELATIONS JOURNAL OF OHIO, 2019
• When a loved one passes away, the last thing you want to think about is dealing with an estate. But, unfortunately, very often some level of work is necessary to settle the deceased’s financial affairs., Author, I’m executor of loved one’s will – now what?, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019
• What Every Practitioner Needs To Know, Presenter, Attacking and Defending Prenuptial Agreements, The Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, 2019
• The donor-advised fund is becoming a more popular vehicle for charitable giving under the recent tax law reforms., Author, Donor-advised funds popular with tax reform, Cleveland Jewish News, 2019

• Published in 2018 Ohio Super Lawyers — November 8, 2018by Beth Taylor

  , Cleveland family law attorney Andrew Zashin gets a 6th Circuit ruling that brings consistency to cases involving vulnerable children, Super Lawyers, 2018
• Location: Claridge’s, London, United KingdomDate: Tuesday, March 5, 2019, Presenter, Planning for every eventuality: Protecting your children from their future spouses, International Bar Association's 24th International Private Client Conference, 2019
• For the first time since 1992, Ohio laws governing child support are changing., Author, The (Ohio child support) times they are a-changin’, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Nov 23, 2018 by Becky Raspe, International residence case defines standards, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Can a child, spouse or other family member be ‘disinherited’? , Cleveland Jewish News, 2014
• What will happen to my income after divorce? , Cleveland Jewish News, 2014
• Abducted Children Caught in the Ohio Judicial System: New Precedent and New Ways of Thinking about Child Custody Jurisdiction, CLE, 2015
• In divorce, separation of business not easy , Cleveland Jewish News, 2013
• The United States as a Refuge State for Child Abductors: Why the United States' Fails to Meet Its Own Expectations Relative to the Hague Convention, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MATRIMONIAL LAWYERS; University of Missouri at Kansas City, 2015
• Gay Divorce: How Do You Get Divorced When the State Doesn't Think You're Married , Cleveland Jewish News, 2013
• Women Bringing Home the Bacon May Be Ordered to Share It With Their Ex , Cleveland Jewish News, 2013
• Landmark international residence case could impact those making aliyah, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Same Sex Marriage/Divorce - Federal DOMA: A Brief History , Cleveland Jewish News, 2013
• Family law attorney Andrew Zashin asks the 6th Circuit to bring consistency to cases involving vulnerable children, Ohio Super Lawyers, 2018
• Naming rights can make donations more complex, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Filling the Gaps with Public Policy: The Application of the Hague Convention Protocol in US Courts in the Absence of a Co-Signing State, CLE, 2014
• Featured Lecturer, “Hiding in plain sight: The International Family Law Issues Lawyers and Judges Miss”, Cox International Law Center, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 2018
• Child Custody Litigation and Settlements, Contributing Author, Child Custody Litigation and Settlements, Thomson Reuters/Aspatore, 2013
• Should you draft your own will and the risks of using software, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Bus Bombings and Baby’s Custody: Insidious Victories for Terrorism in the Context of International Custody Disputes, Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers: A Journal and Digest of Family Law; University of Missouri at Kansas City, 2008
• Take common sense precautions with social media, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Should I Stay or Should I Go? Assessing Relocation Issues, CLE, 2014
• In estate planning for your minor children, think beyond just money, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• The 10 Commandments of Domestic Relations Law, New Lawyer Training Seminar, 2004
• Tax reforms may pose significant hit to charitable giving, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Domestic Violence and Its Impact on Custody and Discovery, Domestic Violence, 1999
• Protecting Your Identity in the Aftermath of the Equifax Breach , Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Advanced Family Law Symposium: Estate Planning for Tax Purposes and its Impact on a Subsequent Divorce, 2004
• Proposed tax changes may impact alimony awards, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• The Enforceability of Settlement Agreements (In-Court Agreements, Banks/Baldwin West Publishing, 2001
• Surrogacy, child custody laws develop as cases arise , Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• A Closer Look at Separation Agreements and Settlement Agreements in Divorce and Dissolution Proceedings, Banks/Baldwin West Publishing, 2001
• Cryptocurrency investing not for the faint of heart, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Baldwin's Ohio Practice: Sowald Morganstern Domestic Relations Law, Volume Two, Chapter 25: Pleadings and Practice
• Updated and revised, Baldwin’s Ohio Practice. Sowald Morganstern Domestic Relations Law, West Group Publishing, 2002
• A helpful blueprint to your last will and testament, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Presenter, New Trends in Alternative Dispute Resolution in the United States, CLE, 2013
• What you need to know about prenups, postnups, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• The Enforcement of Religious Agreements in the Family Law Setting, CLE, 2012
• Crowdfunding – new way to fund raise for charitable causes, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Culture, Religion and Divorce, CLE, 2011
• Featured Speaker, “Learn From Lawyers” Panel, Case Western Reserve University, 2018
• Children Traveling Alone, Relations Judges Association Meeting, 2010
• Adjunct Professors Zashin, Keating and Reynolds take on path-breaking Hague Convention Case, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 2018
• Children Traveling Alone, Magistrate Practice: Domestic Relations, 2010
• Legal issues of traveling with children, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Two ways to terminate marriage in Ohio (and one way not to), Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• Co-Presenter, U.S. Justice System – Protecting Women and Children, U.S. Department of State-sponsored delegation through the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), 2018
• Make pre-need funeral contract part of estate plan, Cleveland Jewish News, 2017
• School rules – where will children go when they return to school, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Lawyers taping clients – is it legal, ethical?, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Check out charities before making donations , Cleveland Jewish News, 2016
• Plan giving to maximize benefits to you, your favorite charities, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Estates not as taxable as previously thought, Cleveland Jewish News, 2016
• Featured Speaker, "Sixth Circuit Court En Banc Addresses Habitual Residence Under The Hague Convention", American Academy of Matrimonial Law Ohio Chapter, 2018
• The Dress, the flowers, the chuppah and – the prenup? , Cleveland Jewish News, 2016
• Make real estate part of your retirement planning, Cleveland Jewish News, 2018
• Living will, health care power of attorney key documents , Cleveland Jewish News, 2015
• Failing to plan creates big headache for your heirs , Cleveland Jewish News, 2015
• Consider every option in year-end tax planning, Cleveland Jewish News, 2015
• Choosing, protecting your business identity, Cleveland Jewish News, 2015
• Business, family mix requires cautious approach, Cleveland Jewish News, 2015