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Family Law Blog

Family Law Blog

Focuses on family law topics that affect people involved in family law litigation here in Texas. By Dennis M. Slate.

http://www.deerparkdivorcelawyers.com/Family-Law-Blog.aspx
  • Apr 8

    Unprecedented Ruling Against Texas Child Protective Service

    Unprecedented Ruling Against Texas Child Protective Service
    Many challenging legal matters can leave families feeling hopeless. It is important for families to know, however, that having a knowledgeable attorney by their side can increase their chances of obtaining major wins—even against big…
  • Mar 19

    Premarital Agreement (AKA Prenuptial Agreements)

    Premarital Agreement (AKA Prenuptial Agreements)
    What are Premarital Agreements? (AKA Prenuptial Agreements) Premarital agreements are used to spell out the rights and duties of people before they marry. Premarital agreements are allowed to cover any topic that might come up in a…
  • Mar 19

    Premarital Agreement (AKA Prenuptial Agreements)

    Premarital Agreement (AKA Prenuptial Agreements)
    What are Premarital Agreements? (AKA Prenuptial Agreements) Premarital agreements are used to spell out the rights and duties of people before they marry. Premarital agreements are allowed to cover any topic that might come up in a…
Rank this Week: 4161

Family Law Chicago

Family Law Chicago

Covers Illinois divorce and family law. By George Pecherek.

http://familylawchicago.blogspot.com/
  • Nov 10

    Judge Orders Divorcing Couple To Swap Facebook And Dating Site Password

    Judge Orders Divorcing Couple To Swap Facebook And Dating Site Password
    http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2011/11/07/judge-orders-divorcing-couple-to-swap-facebook-and-dating-site-passwords/
  • Oct 20

    New Real Estate Transfer Law

    New Real Estate Transfer Law
    There is a new law which allows you to transfer residential real estate upon death without probate.  It’s called the Illinois Residential Real Property Transfer on Death Instrument Act (“Act”).  The instrument is called a Transfer on…
  • Jul 19

    Free Consultation

    Free Consultation
    Come in now for a free consultation.George Pecherek & Associates, P.C.
Rank this Week: 4659

Family Law Child Custody Divorce…

Family Law Child Custody Divorce Blog

Covers Michigan family law and child custody cases.

http://familylawchildcustodydivorce.wordpress.com
  • Nov 25

    Cyberstalking in Illinois: Old Game, New Rules.

    Cyberstalking in Illinois: Old Game, New Rules.
    With the permission of the Illinois Family Law Gazette, a website about Illinois divorce, child custody, child support, and family law, I have republished the below article about cyberstalking in Illinois. It is below:  
  • Oct 6

    Gov. Quin backs Illinois Civil Union

    Gov. Quin backs Illinois Civil Union
    The Associated Press is reporting that Gov. Pat Quinn says Illinois could legalize civil unions before the end of 2010.
  • Mar 29

    Illinois family law, divorce and child custody information

    Illinois family law, divorce and child custody information
    The Family Law Gazette has some interesting information about Illinois family law, divorce, and child custody. The Family Law Gazette seems like it is a productive way for people involved in family law, divorce, or child custody cases to…
Rank this Week: 5020

Family Law Guy

Family Law Guy

Features California family law news, views, and ruminations. By Richard Gould-Saltman.

http://familylawguy.blogspot.com/
Rank this Week: 4778

Family Law Practice

Family Law Practice

Discusses collaboration, mediation and a reasoned approach to divorce. By Steven Green.

http://masscollaborativelaw.wordpress.com
  • Oct 27

    Paternity

    Paternity
    I am a father. There is no denying it. There is no getting away from it. It defines who I am. I am a Daddy! In fact, I have been a daddy longer than I have been anything else. OK, yes, I have been alive longer than I have been a daddy…I…
  • Oct 1

    Can I Move My Children Out-of-State?

    Can I Move My Children Out-of-State?
    I was watching one of the new seasons television shows the other night. “Lie to Me” is one of those fast paced, science based, programs that I find irresistible. I also have a hard time leaving my work at the office. Why? Seems that the…
  • Aug 25

    Stepparent Right

    Stepparent Right
    Until Massachusetts passed a new law this year, even though stepparents may provide emotional and financial support to their stepchildren, they had no legal rights with regard to them.  They were not able to authorize medical, dental, or…
Rank this Week: 5291

Family Law Prof Blog

Family Law Prof Blog

By Professor Andrea B. Carrol of the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University, and Margaret Ryznar.

http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/family_law/
  • May 24

    Guest Post: Family law-definition and working

    Guest Post: Family law-definition and working
    Family law is that branch of law which has to deal with the family related issues and also domestic relationships. These relations can be between two people, unions, partners etc. The domain of family law works with: Civil unions, domestic...
  • May 23

    Pimentel: "Criminal Child Neglect and the 'Free Range Kid': Is Overprotective Parenting the New Standard of Care?"

    Pimentel: "Criminal Child Neglect and the 'Free Range Kid': Is Overprotective Parenting the New Standard of Care?"
    David Pimentel (Ohio Northern University - Ohio Northern University College of Law; Florida Coastal School of Law) has posted his article Criminal Child Neglect and the 'Free Range Kid': Is Overprotective Parenting the New Standard of Care?,…
  • May 22

    Rich Despite Divorce

    Rich Despite Divorce
    From Forbes: In December of last year, pharma kingpin Steward Rahr and his wife Carol announced that they would be divorcing after 43 years of marriage. The process was to be an amicable one, Rahr told me. Today, the NEew...
Rank this Week: 476

Family Law Source

Family Law Source

Covers business valuation and divorce litigation. By Brian C. Vertz.

http://www.familylawyerspittsburgh.com/blog/
  • May 24

    Vague Threat “Or Else” May Be Enough for Protection From Abuse

    Vague Threat “Or Else” May Be Enough for Protection From Abuse
    During a custody exchange, a child’s father told that the mother that she’d better not refer to her boyfriend as the child’s dad “or else.”  While yelling at her, he pointed his finger in her face.  He…
  • May 20

    Gifts Still Not Income in Child Support Proceeding

    Gifts Still Not Income in Child Support Proceeding
    In Suzanne D. v. Stephen W., 2013 Pa.Super. 93 (April 22, 2013), the Superior Court contemplated how to characterize $350,000 in money transfers that father received from his father, in the context of a post-divorce child support proceeding.…
  • May 19

    Pennsylvania Courts Examine Full and Fair Disclosure in Family Law Agreement

    Pennsylvania Courts Examine Full and Fair Disclosure in Family Law Agreement
    Marriage and divorce are not cold business transactions. Couples who are about to marry or divorce have emotions and intimate relationships that may compromise their ability to negotiate at arm’s length like business people. For this…
Rank this Week: 271

Family Law Topics

Family Law Topics

Covers family and divorce law. By Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP.

http://familylawtopics.com/
  • Nov 28

    A Joint Parenting Agreement is a Contract

    A Joint Parenting Agreement is a Contract
    When parties are negotiating terms of a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) or a Joint Parenting Agreement (JPA) at the eleventh hour, they might be inclined to make concessions for the sake of “getting it over with.”  Perhaps the parties…
  • Nov 22

    Infidelities of the Rich and Famou

    Infidelities of the Rich and Famou
    There is nothing shocking or new when we hear or read about actors, actresses or others in the entertainment world “sleeping around”.  Affairs, multiple marriages, and divorces seem to be the norm.  Society does not seem to fault them…
  • Nov 12

    Holidays and Divorce - Tips for Enjoying the True Spirit of the Holiday

    Holidays and Divorce - Tips for Enjoying the True Spirit of the Holiday
    The holidays evoke universal feelings of peace, joy and hope.  Yet, for some individuals going through the difficult process of a divorce, the mere mention of the holiday season causes anxiety.   While it may seem impossible to enjoy…
Rank this Week: 2340

Family Law Update

Family Law Update

Covers California family law. By Kring & Chung Attorneys LLP.

http://www.kcfamilylawupdate.com/
  • Oct 8

    Wage Garnishment and Domestic Support Orders: Know Your Rights and Responsibilitie

    Wage Garnishment and Domestic Support Orders: Know Your Rights and Responsibilitie
    The two most common types of support orders in family law are for child support and spousal support. A child support order, for example, specifies a certain amount of money to be paid per month for the support of a child. In a bad economy,…
  • Aug 22

    Guideline Child Support in California

    Guideline Child Support in California
    By: Hoang-Anh Zapien When parties with children begin the divorce process, the first question they usually have is, “How much do I have to pay?” or “How much will I get?” in child support. In the state of California, the term…
  • Apr 5

    Evidence in a Divorce and/or Custody Hearing

    Evidence in a Divorce and/or Custody Hearing
    Many hearings in the family court involve supplying the court with evidence as to your claims. Only relevant and competent evidence can be received and considered by the court. Not every scrap of paper accumulated is going to be…
Rank this Week: 4561

Family Lore

Family Lore

Covers child support, divorce, property and chiildren. By John Boich.

http://www.familylore.co.uk/
  • May 24

    ...AND JUSTICE FOR NONE: Chapter 4 - A Proposal

    ...AND JUSTICE FOR NONE: Chapter 4 - A Proposal
    IN CHAMBERS, 14 Little Graymatter Square. Jolyon Potty comes rushing into Arthur's room."Have you heard the news?" He exclaims."What news?" Asks Arthur."Judge Dodgy has been arrested and charged with accepting bribes!" Exclaims Jolyon."Wow!"…
  • May 22

    Family Lore Clinic: What is the difference between a consent order and decree absolute?

    Family Lore Clinic: What is the difference between a consent order and decree absolute?
    Not the sort of question a family lawyer might expect, but perhaps indicative of our slightly confusing system where, unlike in some other jurisdictions, all matters relating to a divorce are not dealt with together. [Once again I am taking…
  • May 21

    News Update: 21st of May 2013

    News Update: 21st of May 2013
    WELCOME to this week's Family Lore News Update.NEWSGay marriage: Final reading in CommonsThe government's same-sex marriage bill is to receive a third and final Commons reading after surviving resistance from Tory opponents on Monday night.…
Rank this Week: 347

Family Wealth Blog

Family Wealth Blog

Covers elder law, estate planning and family law. By Crider Law P.C.

http://www.criderlaw.net/family-wealth-blog
  • Aug 23

    5 Estate Plannning Tasks You Shouldn’t Put Off

    5 Estate Plannning Tasks You Shouldn’t Put Off
    Download PDF of this article here: 5 Estate Planning Tasks You Shouldn’t Put Off
  • Aug 15

    Do You Need An Estate Plan?

    Do You Need An Estate Plan?
    Download PDF of this article here:Do You Need An Estate Plan?   On of the frequently asked questions I get is “Do I need an estate plan?” The answer is: Yes!
  • Aug 8

    An Estate Plan: Do You Need One?

    An Estate Plan: Do You Need One?
    On of the frequently asked questions I get is “Do I need an estate plan?” The answer is: Yes!
Rank this Week: 4169

Family, Criminal, Personal Injury,…

Family, Criminal, Personal Injury, in Nevada

Covers Nevada Supreme Court cases and laws involving criminal, civil, and family issues. By Anthony Wright.

http://wrightlawnv.blogspot.com/
  • Mar 3

    Modern Relationships in Las Vegas -- Ten things to consider about being single

    Modern Relationships in Las Vegas -- Ten things to consider about being single
    I have represented divorce and family law clients for nine years in Las Vegas and I pay attention to the trends in society, including the technological changes and the evolving views on relationships.  As part of my practice, I not only…
  • Feb 23

    LAS VEGAS WRITER: April Adam

    LAS VEGAS WRITER: April Adam
    That Don't Make Ya Bad: A Memoir of Addiction:April Aimee Adams tells the heart-wrenching story of a childhood marred by facial scars, an absentee father, and an overworked, inattentive mother. That Don't Make Ya Bad describes the perilous…
  • Feb 13

    RIP Attorney RONA-KAYE T. TUITELE of Las Vega

    RIP Attorney RONA-KAYE T. TUITELE of Las Vega
    Rona was admitted to practice law in Nevada in 2008.  She was a graduate of the William S. Boyd School of Law.  She had just turned 33 years old when her spirit left her body.
Rank this Week: 3266

FamilyCraft: The Private Practice…

FamilyCraft: The Private Practice of Family & Divorce Mediation

Covers the intrapersonal and the professional/technical world of being a family mediator. By Lawrence F. King.

http://coloradodivorcemediation.com/blog/mediation/index.htm
  • Apr 23

    Empathy, Anger & Sorrow (Erasing the Lines in the Sand)

    Empathy, Anger & Sorrow (Erasing the Lines in the Sand)
    In discussing disappointment's natural place in the landscape of life, psychotherapist Michael Miller, Ph.D., recently wrote in a popular magazine's feature article:Empathy helps turn anger into sorrow. When sorrow becomes mutual, it begins…
  • Dec 4

    Acclaim for Our Divorce Law & Mediation Blogs and Website

    Acclaim for Our Divorce Law & Mediation Blogs and Website
    Fellow attorney-mediator Diane Levin of Boston has kindly reviewed our new blogs (this family mediation blog, and our companion Colorado DivorcePoint! divorce law blog).
  • Oct 31

    Good Fences In Co-Parenting Plan Mediation

    Good Fences In Co-Parenting Plan Mediation
    In his epic poem about a Vermont apple orchard, “The Mending Wall”, Robert Frost puzzled over the timeless proverbGood fences make good neighbors.
Rank this Week: 683

Fathers' Rights

Fathers' Rights

Educates fathers going through divorce and custody cases on how to preserve their rights and maintain healthy relationships with their children. By Regina I. Edwards.

http://georgiafathersrights.blogspot.com/
  • Feb 13

    What is a Guardian ad Litem

    What is a Guardian ad Litem
    "Guardian Ad Litem Defined" From Cathy Meyer,Your Guide to Divorce Support. The Guardian Ad Litem, for the purpose of pending litigation puts themselves in the shoes of a legally incompetent person such as a minor child. The Guardian Ad…
  • Aug 24

    Usher wins custody of sons.

    Usher wins custody of sons.
    Today, a court in Fulton County awarded Usher Raymond custody of his two young sons.  Although numerous media outlets reported on the more sensational aspects of the case and revelation
  • Jul 28

    Recovering from divorce - the retirement dilemma

    Recovering from divorce - the retirement dilemma
    We often represent clients nearing retirement age.  When this occurs, there are special considerations that need to be made.  What does the reduction in income mean for the client’s lifestyle?  Will there have to be adjustments in income…
Rank this Week: 1609

Florida Divorce & Family Law…

Florida Divorce & Family Law Blog

Covers current events related to divorce and family law matters in Florida. By Christine Bauer.

http://bauerfamilylaw.blogspot.com/
  • Mar 22

    Presumptive Best Interest of Child and Equal Time-Sharing

    Presumptive Best Interest of Child and Equal Time-Sharing
    There is no question that our family law statutes need to be reformed and that there is a great deal of "judicial discretion" in family law matters. Often times, the outcome of your case depends more on the judge that you have been…
  • Feb 18

    Business Relationship With Ex Spouse

    Business Relationship With Ex Spouse
    I think that one of the most difficult things for a couple to do after they have divorced is figure out how they are going to co-parent their children. Often times the fights, resentment and misunderstandings that happen post divorce are a…
  • Nov 9

    Advice for Unwed Father

    Advice for Unwed Father
    I recently heard a statistic that stated that more than 40% of children today are born to couples who are not married. While this percentage is lower if you are over 30 when you have your children or have a college degree, there is still a…
Rank this Week: 3137

Florida Divorce and Custody Forum

Florida Divorce and Custody Forum

Features Q&As on Florida divorce, custody, alimony, and child support law. By Howard Iken.

http://www.18884mydivorce.com/forums
  • Apr 16

    Restraining Order question

    Restraining Order question
    My ex was arrested/jailed thanks to his estranged wife who he is now reconciling with. When they were separated I told my kids they would never have to see her again. They were relieved as the wife is caustic and verbally abusive. She has…
  • Apr 13

    Florida statute 61.13001

    Florida statute 61.13001
    My X wife moved our children 40 miles farther away without requesting permission from me or the court. How do I go about having her charged with violating this statute? Can she face criminal charges?
  • Mar 29

    Necesito informacion

    Necesito informacion
    Buenas tardes, soy colombiana y vivo en colombia pero estoy casada con un residente permanente de Usa desde hace 3 años y el viene cada 3 meses aproximadamente. El no ha hecho solicitud para llevarme a Usa y en este momento atravesamos…
Rank this Week: 153

Florida Divorce Law Blog

Florida Divorce Law Blog

Covers adoption, child custody, child support, divorce, domestic violence, international child custody, marital agreements, paternity, property division and visitation. By Janet Langjahr.

http://www.fladivorcelawblog.com
Rank this Week: 2041

Florida Family Law Blawg

Florida Family Law Blawg

Covers Florida family law cases and news. By Christopher Chopin.

http://flafamlaw.blogspot.com/
  • Apr 17

    Fourth DCA Permits Domestic Violence Filing by Temporary Resident

    Fourth DCA Permits Domestic Violence Filing by Temporary Resident
    The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled today in Rudel v. Rudel, a case involving two German residents.  While the Wife and daughter of the parties had temporarily moved to Florida for the minor child to attend school, the Wife filed a…
  • Apr 17

    Restriction on Toy Guns Reversed by Fourth DCA

    Restriction on Toy Guns Reversed by Fourth DCA
    The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled today in Ingram v. Ingram, reversing as to a single issue raised.  Referencing an “unfortunate experience” with a BB gun while on a visit with his father, the Fourth District upheld a…
  • Apr 5

    New Alimony Law Passes Senate

    New Alimony Law Passes Senate
    After a third reading in the Florida Senate yesterday, CS/CS/SB 718, innocuously titled “Family Law”, was approved by that body with a vote of 29 yeas to 11 nays, and is now on its way to the House Clerk for a first reading and…
Rank this Week: 2890

Florida Family Lawyer Blog

Florida Family Lawyer Blog

Covers Florida divorce issues. By Steven E. Blumenthal, Esq.

http://www.floridafamilylawyersblog.com/
  • Apr 30

    Florida's New Alimony Bill (Part I)

    Florida's New Alimony Bill (Part I)
    A new Florida alimony law recently was passed by Florida's House of Representatives and Senate, and if signed by Governor Scott, goes into effect on July 1, 2013. An extremely significant provision of the new law is that it also applies…
  • Mar 28

    A Guardian Ad Litem for Your Florida Family Law Case

    A Guardian Ad Litem for Your Florida Family Law Case
    In a divorce or other family law case, if the Judge finds that it is in the best interests of the minor child(ren) in the case, the Judge can appoint a "Guardian ad Litem". Either party to the case can request that the Judge appoint a…
  • Feb 28

    Innocent Spouse Relief, and Your Florida Divorce

    Innocent Spouse Relief, and Your Florida Divorce
    Even though Florida is a no-fault divorce state, issues of fault or wrong-doing often do come up in Florida divorces, regarding time-sharing, property and debt division, alimony and other issues in the case. This post, however, does not…
Rank this Week: 2735

Florida's Marital & Family Law…

Florida's Marital & Family Law Blog

By Scott P. Davis.

http://www.davislawtampa.com/blog/
  • Apr 8

    Three Rules Following Divorce

    Three Rules Following Divorce
    Divorce will undoubtedly introduce many challenges for you. What are the most important considerations following your recent divorce? Following a few simple rules can potentially spare you increased difficulty in making such a drastic…
  • Mar 28

    Fathers Less Likely to Receive Child Custody

    Fathers Less Likely to Receive Child Custody
    It’s hard to believe but many fathers will never experience an equal opportunity to gain child custody throughout legal proceedings. Modern statistics indicate that anywhere between 70 – 90 percent of divorces where child custody…
  • Mar 21

    Helping Infants Cope Through Divorce

    Helping Infants Cope Through Divorce
    It’s common knowledge one of the most challenging aspects of divorce concerns the way it will ultimately affect your children. There’s perhaps never been much thought however to the way divorce settlements affect infants. Infants…
Rank this Week: 3797

Fort Lauderdale Divorce Lawyer…

Fort Lauderdale Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers divorce, custody, and child support. By Sandy T. Fox, P.A.

http://www.fortlauderdaledivorcelawyerblog.com/
  • May 15

    World's Most Expensive Divorce

    World's Most Expensive Divorce
    Oklahoma tycoon Harold Hamm, one of the top 100 richest men in the world, is making as big of an impact on the world of divorce as he has on the world of oil. The founder and CEO of Continental Resources is splitting from his wife of 25…
  • May 8

    Important Updates to Florida's Alimony/Child Custody Legislation

    Important Updates to Florida's Alimony/Child Custody Legislation
    This blog has previously discussed changes to Florida's alimony laws (Senate Bill 718). Governor Scott vetoed this bill which included, as well, updates to Florida's child custody laws. Specifically, child custody schedules were updated.…
  • Apr 30

    Judge Orders No More Children for Deadbeat Dad

    Judge Orders No More Children for Deadbeat Dad
    This January, an Ohio father who was behind on his child support payments in an amount over $96,000 was ordered to stop having children. This type of judicial mandate, although rare, has been issued twice by Wisconsin in the past year. Asim…
Rank this Week: 2755

Frisco Family Lawyers

Frisco Family Lawyers

Covers Texas divorce and family law. By Biederman & Burleson, PLLC.

http://www.friscofamilylawyers.com/
  • Jan 31

    Frisco Texas Divorce Lawyer | Plano Family Attorney | Texas Divorce Help

    Frisco Texas Divorce Lawyer | Plano Family Attorney | Texas Divorce Help
    Frisco Divorce Lawyer Plano Divorce Lawyer Collin County Family Attorney
  • Jan 31

    What is an Uncontested Divorce?

    What is an Uncontested Divorce?
    In Texas, there is Uncontested Divorce, Contested Divorce, and Divorce by Publication. We handle all three types of divorce. Uncontested Divorce tends to be the quickest, least expensive, and least complicated way to divorce in Texas. To…
  • Jan 31

    How Long Does it Take to Finalize a Divorce in Collin County?

    How Long Does it Take to Finalize a Divorce in Collin County?
    In Collin County, Texas it takes a minimum of 60 days to finalize a divorce. Texas law requires that the couple wait 60 days after the date the divorce petition is filed to finalize the divorce.
Rank this Week: 4085

Gastonia Family Law

Gastonia Family Law

Covers family law issues in North Carolina. By McIlveen Family Law Firm.

http://gastoniafamilylaw.com/
  • May 15

    10 Tips to get your House in Order before a Divorce

    10 Tips to get your House in Order before a Divorce
    Consult with an Attorney- You need to consult with an experienced family law attorney in your area. Divorce is complicated and it is better to know all your rights prior to making any substantial moves towards a divorce. Get your Finances in…
  • May 15

    Taxes and Alimony

    Taxes and Alimony
    Are you receiving a spousal support payment (“alimony”) from your ex-spouse? Then this blog might be of interest to you! In North Carolina alimony must be claimed as income on your taxes every year that you receive alimony…
  • Apr 18

    Can a Wife Who Earns More Than the Husband Be Entitled to Alimony in North Carolina?

    Can a Wife Who Earns More Than the Husband Be Entitled to Alimony in North Carolina?
    Courts may grant alimony in North Carolina, but not in all divorce cases. The income of each spouse plays a significant role in determining whether or not a spouse is entitled to receive spousal support from the other spouse. The spouse who…
Rank this Week: 4474

Georgia Adoption Law Blog

Georgia Adoption Law Blog

Covers adoption law issues in Georgia, including independent adoptions, agency adoptions, step-parent adoptions, relative adoptions, and international adoptions. by Stephen Worrall.

http://www.gaadoptionlaw.com/
  • Jun 22

    10 Things Adoptive Parents Should Know (From An Adoptee’s Perspective)

    10 Things Adoptive Parents Should Know (From An Adoptee’s Perspective)
    I found a great article on the "Diary of a Not-So-Angry Asian Adoptee" blog today. The entire article is here. But here are the bullet points from the article:
  • Sep 11

    New China Consulate Appointment Policy

    New China Consulate Appointment Policy
    As a result of changes under the Hague Adoption Convention, U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou will only schedule adoptions appointments for applicants who have both an approved I-600A or I-800A form and a current fingerprint clearance from the FBI.…
  • Sep 11

    Helping adopted kids navigate school project

    Helping adopted kids navigate school project
    A new school year brings all sorts of challenges: Will your child make friends? Is the teacher nice? What's the homework load like? Yet for families formed through adoption or foster care, or for children being raised by a non-parent…
Rank this Week: 3687

Georgia Collaborative Divorce and…

Georgia Collaborative Divorce and Family Law Blog

Covers collaborative divorce and family law issues in Georgia. By Stephen Worrell.

http://www.gacollaborativelaw.com/
  • Nov 15

    Collaborative Divorce Practice: A Summary in Bullet Points From a Marietta Collaborative Divorce Lawyer

    Collaborative Divorce Practice: A Summary in Bullet Points From a Marietta Collaborative Divorce Lawyer
    As a Marietta and Atlanta Georgia collaborative divorce lawyer, I often need to explain succinctly the features and benefits of collaborative divorce versus mediation or litigation. The following is a quick, bullet-point summary of those…
  • Sep 17

    5 Tips for Getting out of an Impasse

    5 Tips for Getting out of an Impasse
    Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, it seems like you reach a dead end with your spouse on an issue in a Collaborative Law case. It happened while you were together, and it shouldn't be surprising that it still happens after you split up.…
  • Sep 8

    Program aims for peaceful divorce

    Program aims for peaceful divorce
    The "collaborative law" process tries to get all parties to work together to reach agreement. Few words in modern parlance carry uglier connotations than "divorce." Yearslong court battles. Fights over division of property. Never-ending…
Rank this Week: 3095

Georgia Divorce And Family Law

Georgia Divorce And Family Law

Covers Georgia family and divorce law issues. By Kitchens, New & Cleghorn, LLC.

http://gadivorcelitigators.com/GA-Divorce-Law
  • Oct 16

    Understanding Georgia No-Fault Divorce Law

    Understanding Georgia No-Fault Divorce Law
    If you are considering a divorce in Georgia, you probably have some substantial reasons for doing so. However, you might also have heard of something called a “No-Fault Divorce”, which is provided for under Georgia law. A practiced…
  • Oct 11

    How to File for Divorce in GA

    How to File for Divorce in GA
    It sounds like a very simple question, but it is one of the most frequent questions Georgia divorce attorneys hear: how do you file for divorce in Georgia? Before we get to the answer, it’s important to know that if you are considering this…
  • Oct 6

    Protect Your Finances During a Georgia Divorce

    Protect Your Finances During a Georgia Divorce
    Divorce is a very difficult time for your finances, and an experienced divorce attorney can assist you with a range of issues relating to your financial future. One of the most common threats to your finances during divorce is that of unpaid…
Rank this Week: 5114

Georgia Family Law Blog

Georgia Family Law Blog

Covers family law Issues in Georgia, including divorce, alimony, and child support. By Stephen M. Worrall.

http://www.gafamilylawblog.com/
  • Jul 27

    What happens with my Social Security if I get divorced?

    What happens with my Social Security if I get divorced?
    As a Cobb County divorce attorney, many clients ask me what the Social Security consequences would be if they were divorced. Many questions need to be answered.          Experts at AARP and the Social Security Administration provide this…
  • Feb 9

    7 Ways To Stop Badmouthing Your Ex

    7 Ways To Stop Badmouthing Your Ex
    Ashley Davis Bush, LCSW, has published a great article on the importance of not badmouthing your ex. Yes, maybe he is a jerk. I know, she may makes Cruella de Vil look sweet. If you have children together, they will suffer from your…
  • Jul 19

    Everyone has a part to play in ending domestic violence

    Everyone has a part to play in ending domestic violence
    The following article, written by Edward Lindsey and Chuck Spahos, appeared in the AJC this week:
Rank this Week: 2188

Georgia Family Law Blog

Georgia Family Law Blog

Discusses various aspects of family law in Georgia. By Lunn Law LLC.

http://lunnlaw.wordpress.com/
  • Apr 13

    Georgia ranks 10th in Domestic Violence Homicides for 2012

    Georgia ranks 10th in Domestic Violence Homicides for 2012
    Domestic Violence is sometimes linked to family law cases including but not exclusive to divorce, legitimation, and child custody. The Georgia Commission of Family Violence and the Coalition Against Domestic Violence released its 2012…
  • Mar 26

    Lunn Law LLC: Relative Adoption

    Lunn Law LLC: Relative Adoption
    Lunn Law LLC has been handling Step-Parent Adoption for some time.   Step-Parent Adoption is when the spouse of a parent wishes to adopt the child of his or her spouse. Lunn Law LLC have recently decided to start handling relative…
  • Mar 13

    Congress urges Supreme Court to overturn DOMA

    Congress urges Supreme Court to overturn DOMA
    The United States Supreme Court is to consider whether to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, this legally forbids the federal recognition of same-sex marriage.  Under DOMA, gay and lesbian couples would have receive the same…
Rank this Week: 4347

Georgia Prenuptial and Postnuptial…

Georgia Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements Blog

Covers Prenuptial Agreements, Postnuptial Agreements and Reconciliation Agreements in Georgia. By Stephen Worrall.

http://www.gaprenuptial.com/
  • Mar 1

    Marietta Family Law Attorney Ponders: Can a Postnuptial Agreement Save Your Marriage?

    Marietta Family Law Attorney Ponders: Can a Postnuptial Agreement Save Your Marriage?
    Think “prenuptial agreement” and you think “I love you!”, right? Perhaps not!
  • Aug 1

    5 Myths About Premarital Agreement

    5 Myths About Premarital Agreement
    California attorney and mediator Diana Mercer has published an excellent article (reprinted below) on a number of myths about prenuptial agreements.
  • Feb 13

    Protect your assets with a prenuptial agreement

    Protect your assets with a prenuptial agreement
    Traditional marriage vows are increasingly being revised to delete the words "till death do us part." Since almost half of all marriages end in divorce, many people who have children from a prior marriage or desire to protect assets such as…
Rank this Week: 4905

Givens Law Group Family Law Blog

Givens Law Group Family Law Blog

Covers all aspects of Family Law in Florida.

http://www.familylawfirmflorida.com/Blog_System/Recent_Blog_Posts/RSS.xml
  • May 8

    What is Shared Parental Responsibility?

    What is Shared Parental Responsibility?
    The Florida Legislature has defined “shared parental responsibility” as a court ordered relationship between parents of a minor child in which both parents confer with each other and make decisions that affect their child…
  • May 2

    Why am I going to mediation and what can I expect?

    Why am I going to mediation and what can I expect?
    The short answer to why you are going is because it is probably required; there are some counties around the Tampa Bay area (Hillsborough, for example) that require mediation before a divorce case can be set for trial. The other answer is…
  • May 1

    What Can I Expect at My Initial Consultation?

    What Can I Expect at My Initial Consultation?
    The first step in almost all divorce cases is an initial consultation with an attorney, or multiple attorneys. Most people arrive for a consultation with a list of questions they want answered or topics they want to discuss. Having a goal for…
Rank this Week: 2676

GTH Estate Planning Blog

GTH Estate Planning Blog

Covers Washington estate planning and family law issues. By Gordon Thomas Honeywell.

http://www.gthestateplanning.com/
Rank this Week: 714

Gufford & Brandt Blog

Gufford & Brandt Blog

Covers family law and criminal law.

http://guffordandbrandt.wordpress.com/
Rank this Week: 3745

Hattiesburg Divorce Lawyer

Hattiesburg Divorce Lawyer

Covers Mississippi divorce and family law. By Timothy J. Evans.

http://www.hattiesburgdivorcelawyer.com
  • Nov 8

    Can You File Bankruptcy While Going Through a Divorce?

    Can You File Bankruptcy While Going Through a Divorce?
    This is a guest post from Andrew Jackson, a financial counselor in Salt Lake City, Utah.
  • Jul 18

    J is for Joint Custody (Part 1)

    J is for Joint Custody (Part 1)
    Joint Custody. You (and I’m including lawyers, judges, and clients in this) either love it or hate it. This will be a two-part post with this part discussing just what joint custody is, and the second part discussing ways joint custody can…
  • May 23

    I is for Income Withholding

    I is for Income Withholding
    I had a law school professor who said that a judgment isn’t even worth the paper it’s printed on; real lawyering starts when you try to collect on a judgment. Luckily, in family law, it’s a little easier to get the money your client is…
Rank this Week: 4752

Hendrickson & Associates Blog

Hendrickson & Associates Blog

Covers divorce in California.

http://www.yourlawcenter.com/blog/
  • May 12

    10 Fun Activities Dads Can Do With Kid

    10 Fun Activities Dads Can Do With Kid
    The statistics are clear; when fathers are involved in their children’s lives, the children are healthier, do better in school, and learn more.  Take a look at some of these statistics: Preschoolers with actively involved fathers…
  • Apr 16

    How to Cope With and Prevent Parental Alienation Syndrome

    How to Cope With and Prevent Parental Alienation Syndrome
    A dispute over child custody is very common in a divorce case. Frequently, however, the negative comments of one parent in a child custody dispute will cause children to suddenly become emotionally distant with or exclude the other parent.…
  • Apr 5

    5 Tips on How to be a Better Stepparent

    5 Tips on How to be a Better Stepparent
    Blended families are more common than ever these days.  Blended families are most often comprised of parents who have remarried, and each has children.  According to the National Stepfamily Resource Center, 75% of divorced people…
Rank this Week: 3437

Herston on Tennessee Family Law

Herston on Tennessee Family Law

Covers developments in Tennessee family law.

http://herstontennesseefamilylaw.com/
Rank this Week: 1389

HeyAnnette

HeyAnnette

Covers Arizona family law. By Annette T. Burns.

http://heyannette.com/blog/
  • May 13

    Top 3 Misused Parenting Plan Provision

    Top 3 Misused Parenting Plan Provision
    Which provisions of a parenting plan are most likely to be used as a weapon in a high conflict case? Here are my nominees. Number 3.    You need my permission to take the children out of state or out of the country. Many,…
  • Apr 16

    Conservation of Energy in Conversations – Seth Godin

    Conservation of Energy in Conversations – Seth Godin
    Seth Godin’s post today can be easily applied to conversations and emails between parents: “If you escalate (cut off in traffic, angry at the gate agent, frustrated at your boss), you’ve just added (negative) energy to…
  • Mar 24

    Use and Misuse of the Parenting Coordinator – Part II

    Use and Misuse of the Parenting Coordinator – Part II
    This is a fresh look at a post from March, 2011.    Another refreshed post, Part I of this title, was posted on January 20, 2013. Once a parenting coordinator is assigned and you think there are issues to be addressed by the PC,…
Rank this Week: 3650

Houston Divorce and Family Law…

Houston Divorce and Family Law Attorney Blog

Covers collaborative law, divorce, family law and marriage. By J. Shannon Cavers.

http://divorce.caverslaw.com/
  • Jul 13

    Knowing Your Judge - What Does It Really Mean?

    Knowing Your Judge - What Does It Really Mean?
  • Jun 29

    Estate Planning Misconceptions to Avoid

    Estate Planning Misconceptions to Avoid
    Many people I come into contact with feel they need not worry about estate planning to reduce federal taxes because "they're not that rich".  While that may hold true based on remnants of the Bush tax cuts which sunset on December 31, 2012,…
  • Jun 21

    Issues Affecting Elderly Drivers, Their Families & The Community

    Issues Affecting Elderly Drivers, Their Families & The Community
    Dave Barry, an American author and columnist, astutely stated "The one thing that unites all human beings, regardless of age, gender, religion or ethnic background, is that we all believe we are above-average drivers." While the sentiment is…
Rank this Week: 3688

Houston Divorce Lawyer Blog

Houston Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers Texas divorce and family law. By Scott Morgan.

http://houstondivorce.com/blog
  • May 13

    Five Benefits of Retaining a Lawyer in a “Quickie Divorce”

    Five Benefits of Retaining a Lawyer in a “Quickie Divorce”
    This is a guest blog by Katie Lammers, a family law attorney at Heimerl & Lammers in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  Katie has handled hundreds of family law cases throughout her legal career and she relishes the opportunity to fight for…
  • May 6

    Guest Post – What to do During a Traffic Stop

    Guest Post – What to do During a Traffic Stop
    Almost everyone deals with getting pulled over for speeding or some other minor traffic violation.  A lot of people are unnerved when this happens and not sure how to handle it.  Today we have a guest post by Andrew Flusche on just…
  • May 2

    Guest Post on License Suspension for Failure to Pay Child Support

    Guest Post on License Suspension for Failure to Pay Child Support
    Today we have as a guest blogger Adam Rosenblum of the Rosenblum Law Firm.  His firm handles a lot of criminal cases including traffic defense. In today’s post he explains how failure to pay your child support can lead to a…
Rank this Week: 4823

Houston Divorce Lawyer Blog

Houston Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers the divorce process. By Ramos Law Firm.

http://www.ramosfamilylaw.com/houstondivorceblog/
  • May 20

    What is an Acknowledgment of Paternity and Why is It Important?

    What is an Acknowledgment of Paternity and Why is It Important?
    An Acknowledgment of Paternity (AOP for short) is a legal document, filed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics, which establishes a man as the legal father to a child. The AOP can be obtained at the hospital where the child is born, the…
  • Apr 4

    How much should I expect to spend on a divorce?

    How much should I expect to spend on a divorce?
    Unfortunately there is no cut and dry answer to this question. It depends on three main factors: 1. What is your attorney’s hourly rate? – An attorney with an hourly rate of $175 per hour will clearly result with lower…
  • Mar 11

    Can I Waive the 30 Day Waiting Period After a Divorce to Get Marriage Again?

    Can I Waive the 30 Day Waiting Period After a Divorce to Get Marriage Again?
    The state of Texas has a mandatory thirty day waiting period after a divorce is granted before the parties may marry a new person. The reason for the mandatory waiting period is that the judge and court that issued your final decree of…
Rank this Week: 2242

Illinois Divorce Lawyer Blog

Illinois Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers Illinois divorce law. From Michael Roe.

http://www.illinoisdivorcelawyerblog.com/
  • May 23

    How to Recover from an Affair Involving Borderline Personality Disorder

    How to Recover from an Affair Involving Borderline Personality Disorder
    How to Recover from an Affair Involving Borderline Personality Disorder By Tommy (http://youmebpd.com/) The feeling of pain and betrayal that an affair causes is something I would wish on almost no one, but when you add in the addition of...
  • May 22

    PDAN: This is Borderline Personality Disorder! Signs and Symptom

    PDAN: This is Borderline Personality Disorder! Signs and Symptom
    http://www.pdan.org...
  • May 4

    Insider's Divorce Tip

    Insider's Divorce Tip
    Experienced divorce practitioners have come to develop ideas about certain issues or triggers that can cause the contested divorce process to spiral into chaos or high costs. I have my own ideas about these triggers, one of them involving…
Rank this Week: 1385

Indiana Family Lawyer Blog

Indiana Family Lawyer Blog

Covers adoption, family law, surrogacy and mediation. By Harden Jackson LLC.

http://www.indianafamilylawyerblog.com/
  • May 24

    The role of Parenting Coordinators for Indiana parent

    The role of Parenting Coordinators for Indiana parent
    The use of parenting coordinators is something our office is seeing more and more in domestic relations cases in the Indianapolis area. Like mediation or collaborative law, there is a demand for alternative means of resolving domestic…
  • May 21

    Questions to consider when using a surrogate - Part 2 of 2

    Questions to consider when using a surrogate - Part 2 of 2
    This is part two of a two-part series on surrogacy considerations.Surrogacy can be an extraordinary gift to help an individual or couples build their family. However, it is best if some security measures be employed to ensure that all parties…
  • May 16

    My Cheating Spouse: What Impact Does Infidelity Have on Divorce?

    My Cheating Spouse: What Impact Does Infidelity Have on Divorce?
    By: Clarissa Finnell Almost every meeting with a new divorce client starts with a recitation of all the reasons that the parties are getting divorced. High on that list is infidelity. Clients will provide me with loads and loads of…
Rank this Week: 451

Indiana Injury and Family Lawyer…

Indiana Injury and Family Lawyer Blog

Covers personal injury, drug recalls, product hazards and family law. By Padove Law.

http://www.indianainjuryandfamilylawyerblog.com/
  • Nov 22

    Indiana Shopping Safety this Holiday Season

    Indiana Shopping Safety this Holiday Season
    Black Friday is a day when retailers try to encourage shoppers to engage in a spending and shopping frenzy. Unfortunately, sometimes shoppers get out of control. In recent years, shoppers have sprayed each other with pepper spray, fired…
  • Nov 19

    Understanding the Risks of Thanksgiving Holiday Travel

    Understanding the Risks of Thanksgiving Holiday Travel
    During the Thanksgiving weekend, many people travel to visit family members. In fact, according to AAA, an estimated 43.6 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving period.
  • Nov 15

    Regaining Indiana Child Custody After Drug Conviction

    Regaining Indiana Child Custody After Drug Conviction
    In an eastern Indiana community, outside of Fort Wayne, law enforcement officials have made a series of arrests for possession, manufacturing, sale and distribution of methamphetamine.
Rank this Week: 3372

International Family Law

International Family Law

Covers international divorce law, international child custody, international child abduction and international prenuptial agreements. From attorney Jeremy Morley.

http://www.internationalfamilylawfirm.com/
  • May 22

    Status of Korea’s Accession to the Hague Abduction Convention

    Status of Korea’s Accession to the Hague Abduction Convention
    As has been recently reported by the U.S. State Department: ·        The Republic of Korea is one of only a handful of East Asian countries that has acceded to the Hague Abduction Convention. …
  • May 10

    How to Win a Hague Convention Child Abduction Case

    How to Win a Hague Convention Child Abduction Case
    For the family law practitioner looking for more information on the Hague Abduction Convention, I recommended that you seek out my book: The Hague Abduction Convention: Practical Issues and Procedures for the Family Lawyer,…
  • May 8

    Argentina Not Compliant with Hague Abduction Convention

    Argentina Not Compliant with Hague Abduction Convention
    Argentina has been declared “Not Compliant” with the Hague Abduction Convention in the U.S. State Department’s latest annual report on compliance with the Convention.  In the previous year it was merely listed as a…
Rank this Week: 1036

Iowa Family Law Blog

Iowa Family Law Blog

By Dickinson Mackaman Tyler & Hagen, PC.

http://www.dickinsonlaw.com/blog-search-page/?bcat=774
  • Apr 12

    What’s in a name?

    What’s in a name?
    A name change petition for a child under the age of 14 pursuant to § 674.6 requires the consent of both parents listed on the child’s birth certificate.
  • Feb 25

    Bad-mouthing Mommy can be costly for Daddy

    Bad-mouthing Mommy can be costly for Daddy
    The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld a jury's slander award against a father for comment he made to his daughter about her mother.
  • Nov 24

    Hidden cameras and GPS tracking: The legality of using surveillance in a divorce

    Hidden cameras and GPS tracking: The legality of using surveillance in a divorce
    Just how legal is spying on your spouse when you are in the middle of a divorce? If you live in Iowa, it's not.
Rank this Week: 4881

Iowa Law Blog

Iowa Law Blog

Covers business, employment, trust & estates family, real estate, regulatory compliance and utility law. By Sullivan & Ward, PC.

http://www.iowa-lawblog.com/
  • Mar 19

    Cyclist Obtains Settlement Despite Tort Immunity

    Cyclist Obtains Settlement Despite Tort Immunity
    The Cedar Rapids Gazette reported on a legal settlement reached between Bridgid Ruden, the City of Coralville, the State of Iowa, and Horsfield Construciton Company.  Ms. Ruden had been riding her bicycle on a trail and lost control…
  • Feb 27

    What is a Hostile Work Environment?

    What is a Hostile Work Environment?
    The term "hostile work environment" gets used frequently by employers and employees. It's used in a so many contexts that it seems to have lost true meaning. Hostile work environment allegations range from employees being…
  • Feb 25

    Legislature Mulls Expansion of Small Claims Jurisdiction

    Legislature Mulls Expansion of Small Claims Jurisdiction
    Currently, if you wish to file a claim in Iowa Courts, the jurisdictional limit for small claims court is $5,000.  That means if the total damages or value you seek is not greater than $5,000 your case is filed in small claims…
Rank this Week: 1330