money-spending aside, i'm actually getting pretty excited about this whole wedding business. i've honestly never been the type of girl who's imagined her dream wedding since she was 10. in fact, the proposal from my boyfriend of 5 years was a complete surprise to me. i mean, i'm 26 years old, but i still feel like i'm 16. but all of a sudden, all i have is wedding on the brain. all i can think about is:
- wedding dresses (yes, i found mine!)
- DJs
- string quartets
- videographers
- officiants
- photographers (done)
- wedding favors
- bridemaids dresses (got them, from Thread)
- bouquets
- centerpieces
- invitations (bridemaid's professional designer boyfriend is doing these, am i lucky or what?)
when i see a floral arrangement i think, "hmm, that would look great as our centerpiece..."
if someone else were telling me that they thought about things like that, i would snicker behind their backs and call them pathetic. but now i understand.
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Robert Stephan Cohen is the co-founder of Cohen Lans LLP, a law firm in New York City which specializes in family law and commercial litigation. In his family law practice, Cohen represents clients from the business, financial, professional, political and entertainment arenas with substantial net worths, whose problems involve sophisticated financial, valuation and tax issues, as well as child custody disputes. He is an active trial lawyer, yet he also adeptly negotiates resolutions to marital dissolutions when possible. Prior to starting Cohen Lans LLP in the fall of 2003, he was a founding partner of Morrison Cohen Singer & Weinstein. LLP, a 90 lawyer general practice firm in New York City. For 19 years he was the firm's Chair and headed its Matrimonial Department while also continuing to be involved in business litigation matters.
In March 2002, Cohen was profiled in The New York Times as "one of the most powerful matrimonial lawyers in the country." He is frequently quoted in major newspapers and magazines and has been featured in New York Magazine and Town & Country Magazine.
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