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Mark A. Bank
Mark Bank's legal career has predominantly focused on complex
matrimonial matters. He has been listed by his peers in Best Lawyers in
America as one of the top family law attorneys in the country and in
Michigan Super Lawyers as one the premier family law attorneys in
Michigan. He is also a Fellow in the nationally distinguished American
Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Mark Bank has been affiliated with the firm since 1994, and a partner
since 2000. He is admitted to practice in Michigan, Virginia, Maryland,
and the District of Columbia; although he has been engaged to handle
divorce cases around the country, having been admitted pro hac vice in
Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Illinois.
Since 1998 he has been an Adjunct Professor of Law at Michigan State
University College of Law where he teaches Domestic Relations and
Matrimonial Practice.
Mark Bank is a graduate of the University of Michigan, with distinction,
and the George Washington University National Law Center.He has been on the Board of Governors of the University of Michigan
Alumni Association of Greater Detroit and the Donor Advisory Board of
Children's Hospital of Michigan. He currently serves on the Friends
Committee of the University of Michigan Department of Urology.
Recent publications and speaking engagements include: Beyond Rinvelt:
Where Do Prenuptials Agreements Go From Here?, The Uncertain State of
Michigan Equitable Distribution Law Post Reeves, and The Initial
Consultation with Your Divorce Attorney: What to Expect When You Don't
Know What to Expect. In addition, he is regular lecturer, having
delivered the following: Evidence by the Rules from the Experts, Another
Look at Separate Property Theory, Often Overlooked Issues When Drafting
Property Settlement Provisions, Handling Separate Property Claims in
Michigan, The State of Equitable Distribution Law in Michigan,
Presenting Spousal Support Claims (Without Guidelines), and Domestic
Relations Bar Review for Michigan Bar Examination.
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