by John J. Nazarian | Jun 17, 2025 | Divorce, High Profile Trials, John J Nazarian, Uncategorized
As many of us to come to our ends of life or at least another day closer, some much sooner than others we all realize something, FRIENDSHIP is something that can be very ‘negotiable’ the best word is “transactional”. It is written that most friendships have a 7-10...
by John J. Nazarian - America's Food Critique | Jun 8, 2025 | John J Nazarian
As if it was not enough to get a lousy pizza and even worse service, so I made my review on YELP. Sooooo what do these purveyors of CRAP PIZZA do? They literally made up a story to fit the excuse of CRAP PIZZA! IF I could give this place minus zeros I would, thought...
by John J. Nazarian | May 12, 2025 | Crooks, Divorce, In the news, John J Nazarian
When was the last time you heard anyone in the throws of a DIVORCE say “I love my DIVORCE attorney”? Now there are some DIVORCE lawyers who I think really try and do well by their clients and achieving this goal is not easy. Adam Lipsic, Benjamin Valencia, Roxanna...
by John J. Nazarian | May 10, 2025 | In the news, John J Nazarian
So many times in Hollywood people and events cross paths either by happenstance or through an existing contact. As it is well known, I was very close to Miss Peggy Lee and it was a time in my life that shall remain private. My memories are more valuable than gold and...
by John J. Nazarian | Apr 19, 2025 | Divorce, John J Nazarian
Several weeks ago I was at the Yellowstone National Park, we stopped by and hung out with a client and his family that we were traveling with and got a special tour. (A wealthy politician just cannot wait like the rest of us) As I got closer I could swear I could hear...
by John J. Nazarian | Mar 14, 2025 | John J Nazarian
It was an evening that I will never forget, Miss Peggy Lee asked if I would accompany her to the Funeral Services for Frank Sinatra at the Good Shepherd Church on Santa Monica Boulevard located in Beverly Hills, California. I had already crossed into a very...
