Representing UN Employees in Their Family Law Disputes
Employees of international organizations, like the United Nations, have some of the most complicated legal issues that overlay family law disputes. UN employees have highly technical benefits packages and may have different obligations when it comes to taxation which can impact their financial obligations to their families in the context of a domestic relationship dispute. Questions sometimes arise as to whether UN employees have immunity in relation to their private legal obligations, including family law matters. How does a family lawyer work with a UN employee to resolve the issues in their family law case? How does a family lawyer deal with family law cases where a UN employee is involved on the opposing side? Panelists from the United Nations will share information about the organization, its structure, and the issues it sees its employees face when dealing with their private legal obligations, including family law matters. They will provide useful and practical information for any lawyer who may work on a family law case involving a UN employee.
- February 9, 2023
- 12:00 PM
- 1:30 PM
- Virtual Participation
- Kathryn Alford, Speaker, Director, General Legal Division, Office of Legal Affairs, UN
- Cristiano Papile, Speaker, Legal Officer, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, UN
- John Stompor, Speaker, Senior Legal Officer, General Legal Division, Office of Legal Affairs, UN
- Melissa Kucinski, Speaker, MK Family Law, PLLC, Washington, D.C.
- Aryn Thomas, Speaker, Chief, Specialized Advisory Unit, Human Resources Services Division, Department of Operational Support, UN
- Richard Min, Speaker, Green Kaminer Min & Rockmore, LLP, New York, NY
- Dulcie Mapondera, Speaker, Chief, Legal Office, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, UN
- Francisca Lagos Pola, Speaker, Legal Officer, General Legal Division, Office of Legal Affairs, UN
- Webinar
- 0ME91
- International Section
- Family Law Committee (International)