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NJ-AFCC Annual Spring Dinner Meeting Wine and cheese reception, followed by dinner Hot Tips in Family Law: From the Cradle to the Grave
Panel: The Honorable Catherine Enright, J.S. C. The Honorable David J. Issenman, J.S. C. (ret.)
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IN MEMORY OF PHIL SOBEL With profound sadness and deep shock, the New Jersey Chapter of AFCC reports the untimely death of Phil Sobel, Esq. A founding member of our chapter, Phil was also a Past President. Most recently, he was a member of the Executive Board and the Program Committee. Phil, born on December 24, 1941, married his sweetheart, Esther, on his birthday. They were married for 46 years. Phil had a loving daughter, Kirsten, and two adored grandsons, ages five and eight. His priority was his family. He died while on vacation with family members. Educated at Harvard, Phil was a partner in the law firm of Sobel and Brown. Phil dreamed and worked diligently to facilitate real changes in the legal system. One of his primary goals was to find a way to allow divorce litigants to obtain a docket number and to avoid the court process. He believed that by working cooperatively with other professionals that solutions could be reached to settle issues for the parties. A pioneer in advocating for collaborative divorce, Phil was a member of the New Jersey Collaborative Law Group and the New Jersey Council of Collaborative Practice Groups. Phil was deeply involved in a number of chapter projects, which he undertook with enthusiasm and consummate professionalism. He was quick to offer his time for a new project. Phil was an avid tennis player, an enthusiastic theater-goer, and a knowledgeable sports fan. Highly articulate, he had a keen sense of humor. Recently, after viewing the silent film “The Artist,” he quipped to a chapter past president, who was also in the audience, “I liked the movie but I really had a hard time hearing what the actors were saying to each other.” by Ron Silikovitz AFCC 49th Annual Conference
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