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Michigan Divorce Lawyers Blog

Michigan Divorce Lawyers Blog

Covers family law, divorce, and custody issues in Michigan. By Serafini, Michalowski, Derkacz & Associates P.C.

http://www.michigandivorcelawyersblog.com/
  • Sep 17

    Domestic Violence and Divorce

    Domestic Violence and Divorce
    Some times, when a relationship is starting to crumble, emotions can run high. Certainly, there is never an excuse to justify committing an act of domestic violence on a spouse or a boyfriend/girlfriend. However, sometimes, situations arise…
  • Sep 4

    Divorce Filing Strategy

    Divorce Filing Strategy
    Clients often ask me if it is important for them to file for divorce first. There are a few advantages which I will discuss, but generally speaking, since Michigan is a No Fault divorce state, it doesn't matter who files first. Either party…
  • Aug 22

    Does Moving Out of the Marital Home Mean You Are Abandoning the Home?

    Does Moving Out of the Marital Home Mean You Are Abandoning the Home?
    In short, the answer to this often answered question is no. When a relationship gets to the point of divorce, there are many reasons one of the parties considers moving out of the marital home. Certainly, if you decide to file for divorce…
Rank this Week: 4952

Minnesota Divorce & Family Law…

Minnesota Divorce & Family Law Blog

Feature information and updates on Minnesota divorce and family law issues. By the Brown Law Offices.

http://www.mnfamilylawblog.com/
Rank this Week: 1487

Minnesota Divorce and Family Law

Minnesota Divorce and Family Law

Covers parenting, alimony, child support, divorce and more. By Gerald O. Williams.

http://www.minnesotadivorceblog.com/
  • Aug 20

    Developments in Gay Divorce in Minnesota

    Developments in Gay Divorce in Minnesota
    The latest development in gay divorce in Minnesota happened in probate court.  On August 1, a Hennepin County District Court judge upheld a probate court referee's ruling that a surviving partner of a same-sex marriage was entitled to…
  • May 22

    College Expenses and Divorce

    College Expenses and Divorce
    In a divorce, the Minnesota courts cannot impose on a parent the obligation to pay for college. This is because Minnesota family law does not govern children who have reached majority.  The family court will not interfere with the…
  • Apr 1

    Divorce, and a House with No Equity (or Negative Equity)

    Divorce, and a House with No Equity (or Negative Equity)
    Six to ten years ago, nearly every divorce in which the couple owned a house provided the couple some equity value to divide.  The house was an asset, and the spouses could sell the house, and divide the proceeds; or one of the spouses would…
Rank this Week: 2239

Minnesota Family Law Blog

Minnesota Family Law Blog

Covers family law issues and events in Minnesota. By Heimerl & Lammers.

http://minnesotafamilylawblog.com/
  • May 16

    Family Law Impacts of the Same-Sex Marriage in Minnesota

    Family Law Impacts of the Same-Sex Marriage in Minnesota
    The legalization of same sex marriage in Minnesota has been a hot topic around the state and on this blog over the past few days.  We’ve talked about the celebration surrounding the passage of the bill, and we’ve looked at a…
  • May 15

    A History of Same-Sex Marriage in the United State

    A History of Same-Sex Marriage in the United State
    May 14th, 2013 will forever be remembered as the day Minnesota became just the 12th state to legalize same-sex marriage.  Although the law won’t go into effect until August 1, the bill’s passage means many new changes are on…
  • May 14

    Minnesota Will Legalize Gay Marriage Tuesday

    Minnesota Will Legalize Gay Marriage Tuesday
    Minnesota will become just the 12th state in the nation to allow same-sex marriages when Governor Mark Dayton signs the bill Tuesday. Supporters of the bill gathered at the capital Monday to celebrate the vote making its way through the…
Rank this Week: 3361

Minnesota Family Law Blog

Minnesota Family Law Blog

Covers divorce, alimony, and child support issues. By Mankato Family Law.

http://mankatolawblog.com/
  • May 6

    Social Security Benefits And Minnesota Divorce

    Social Security Benefits And Minnesota Divorce
    Ex-s With Benefits: Collecting social security benefits after a Minnesota divorce Did you know that if you are divorced, you may be able to collect social security benefits based on your ex-spouse’s payment record?  You can be…
  • Apr 19

    Divorce and Domestic Abuse In Minnesota

    Divorce and Domestic Abuse In Minnesota
    Domestic Abuse and Divorce in Minnesota   Victims of domestic violence have many difficulties on their plate at any given time:  dealing with the physical effects of abuse, seeking help with mental trauma, and finding a positive…
  • Mar 10

    Brendan Fraser Broke Due To Alimony?

    Brendan Fraser Broke Due To Alimony?
    Brendan Fraser Broke? It looks like it just might be that America’s favorite frozen caveman, Brendan Fraser, might very well be broke do to his family law situation. According to reports (and yes I’ll be the first to admit that…
Rank this Week: 2937

Mississippi Family Lawyer Blog

Mississippi Family Lawyer Blog

Covers divorce, child custody and child support. By M. Devin Whitt.

http://www.mississippifamilylawyerblog.com/
  • Jan 18

    Common Law Marriage in Mississippi

    Common Law Marriage in Mississippi
    Most people may be familiar with the term "common law marriage." Common law marriage was recognized in Mississippi up until 1956. To establish a common law marriage, a man and woman would live together, share property, and generally…
  • Jan 18

    Grandparent Visitation Rights in Mississippi

    Grandparent Visitation Rights in Mississippi
    If you have a family member who has gone through a divorce or a custody dispute, you know that these types of cases can affect more than just the two individuals in the relationship. When children are involved in a divorce or custody matter…
  • Jan 18

    Sibling Custody: Stay Together or Separate?

    Sibling Custody: Stay Together or Separate?
    Custody disputes in Misssippi are never easy. Two parents are put into the untenable position of being forced to battle against each other for the right to keep and care for a child that earlier belonged to both of them. These disputes are…
Rank this Week: 4819

Missouri Divorce and Family Law…

Missouri Divorce and Family Law Blog

Covers alimony/maintenance, bankruptcy, child support, custody and visitation, divorce, paternity, property division and taxes. By Mark Wortman.

http://familylaw.mwortmanlaw.com/
Rank this Week: 943

Mogren Glessner & Roti

Mogren Glessner & Roti

Covers Washington state family law, estate planning, and probate.

http://mgrlaw.blogspot.com/
  • Apr 4

    Compassion and Conviction

    Compassion and Conviction
    The following is a quote I came across from Rick Warren that I find insightful in this age of political correctness:“Our culture has accepted two huge lies. The first is that if you disagree with someone’s lifestyle, you must fear…
  • Oct 3

    Power of Attorney for Adult Children

    Power of Attorney for Adult Children
    Do you have a Power of Attorney for your adult
  • Sep 27

    Renton Criminal Defense Lawyer

    Renton Criminal Defense Lawyer
    Welcome to our new attorney, Michelle R.
Rank this Week: 2154

Musings, Legal Ease and Other…

Musings, Legal Ease and Other Stuff on Family Law

Covers Ohio domestic relations law topics, including support, custody, visitation and property division. By Pam Walker Makowski.

http://pamelamakowski.blogspot.com/
  • Jan 29

    Being flexible

    Being flexible
    How do some parents end up in court with a holy war, while others just drop in to finalize paperwork and then get on with there lives?  There are probably a fair number of cases that deserve to be fought out, either because one parent or…
  • Nov 12

    Talking to the other parent, Part II

    Talking to the other parent, Part II
    Okay, I realize that I have strongly encouraged parents to talk to each other about their children.  I know that good co-parenting happens when there is open communication.However, the other day I witnessed a very sad situation.
  • Mar 8

    Talking to the other parent

    Talking to the other parent
    A friend of mine did a very thoughtful blog, in which he suggested that we have parents refer to one another as the co-parent rather than the ex.  Nate Riggs had some very good insight into this…
Rank this Week: 4780

My Arizona Criminal, Child Abuse…

My Arizona Criminal, Child Abuse and Neglect Attorney

Focuses on the intersection of family and criminal law. By Gregg R. Woodnick, PLLC.

http://woodnicklawchildcustody.wordpress.com/
  • Apr 17

    Supreme Court Hears Key Adoption Case for Arizona

    Supreme Court Hears Key Adoption Case for Arizona
    The U.S. Supreme Court heard an important adoption case on April 16. The case, captioned Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, involves complex issues of sovereignty and statutory construction, to say nothing of the high stakes element of a little…
  • Apr 8

    False Imprisonment Claim Yields $70,000 Settlement in New Mexico

    False Imprisonment Claim Yields $70,000 Settlement in New Mexico
    ABC News reports that a New Mexico man agreed to a $70,000 settlement with the county whose officials arrested and wrongfully imprisoned him for several days in 2009. Anthony Ortiz was arrested because a clerk entered his Social Security…
  • Mar 25

    The Importance of Expert Witnesse

    The Importance of Expert Witnesse
    If the Jodi Arias trial illustrates anything to the legal community (note: it probably illustrates a lot of things), it is the importance of expert witness testimony in the contemporary trial setting.  Forensic psychologist Richard…
Rank this Week: 2578

My Arizona Divorce Lawyer

My Arizona Divorce Lawyer

Provides analysis and commentary on family law matters in Arizona. By Gregg R. Woodnick, PLLC.

http://woodnicklaw.wordpress.com/
  • Apr 17

    Supreme Court Hears Key Adoption Case for Arizona

    Supreme Court Hears Key Adoption Case for Arizona
    The U.S. Supreme Court heard an important adoption case on April 16. The case, captioned Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, involves complex issues of sovereignty and statutory construction, to say nothing of the high stakes element of a little…
  • Apr 1

    Arizona Judge Denies “Pregnant Man” Divorce

    Arizona Judge Denies “Pregnant Man” Divorce
    In December, we outlined some of the legal issues surrounding the so-called “Pregnant Man” divorce. Last week, a Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled against Thomas Beatie, saying that he had failed to prove that his…
  • Apr 1

    Proposal Will Change Arizona Child Custody Law

    Proposal Will Change Arizona Child Custody Law
    A new piece of legislation in Arizona may require divorced parents to file notices with the court and serve their ex-spouse with the notices before moving. The bill, described by Bob Christie writing for the Associated Press (reprinted on…
Rank this Week: 1330

N & L Blawg

N & L Blawg

Covers criminal and family law legal issues in Wisconsin. By Nelson & Lindquist S.C.

http://lawyersofwisconsin.com/
  • Feb 8

    When does “Harassment” get you a restraining order?

    When does “Harassment” get you a restraining order?
    Wisconsin has defined harassment in Wis. Stat. §813.125(1) as any of the following: “(a) Striking, shoving, kicking or otherwise subjecting another person to physical contact; engaging in an act that would constitute abuse under…
  • Sep 24

    Child Support, does is ever really get reviewed?

    Child Support, does is ever really get reviewed?
    Child support is like anything child related when it comes to the court, always susceptible for review. Child support is governed by Wisconsin Statute DCF 150. Once child support has been set, either parent can request review after three…
  • Sep 11

    There is always something…

    There is always something…
    It has been some time since I provided an updated Blog post. Why is that? I went so far as to schedule a time every two weeks on my calendar to set aside just so I can write this and provide just a little bit of information on our website and…
Rank this Week: 4790

Nashville Probate and Disability…

Nashville Probate and Disability Law Journal

Covers disability, wills, probate and elder law. By Norris & Norris, PLC.

http://www.nashvilleprobateanddisabilitylawblog.com/
  • Apr 24

    Giving Away the House

    Giving Away the House
    Posted by Barbara Moss. "We gave away our house last week to our two children. We want to be able to qualify for Medicaid without the government getting all our money." That's how my interview with two potential clients…
  • Jan 14

    Living Independently in Old Age

    Living Independently in Old Age
    Posted by Barbara Moss. My mother wanted to live at home as long as possible. Fortunately for her, when that was no longer possible, she was able to pay some of the capital from the sale of her home for a spot in an assisted living…
  • Jan 3

    Paying for Nursing Home Care

    Paying for Nursing Home Care
    Posted by Barbara Moss. As I've written in a prior post (December 19, 2012), Medicare pays only a limited amount toward nursing home care and then only when there has been a 3-day hospital admission first. People who enter a nursing home…
Rank this Week: 2517

New Hampshire Family Law Blog

New Hampshire Family Law Blog

Information and insight for people struggling with divorce and family law matter. By Kysa M. Crusco of Crusco Law Office.

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

    Why you need a coach in your collaborative divorce.

    Why you need a coach in your collaborative divorce.
    New Hampshire collaborative practice employs an interdisciplinary model, which is fancy for saying that the professional team includes attorneys, a coach and a financial neutral. When the topic of hiring a coach comes up, I sometimes receive…
  • Apr 25

    Unbundled Legal Service

    Unbundled Legal Service
    Unbundled legal services, also known as limited scope representation, allow you to hire a lawyer to do certain parts of your case, instead of the traditional soup to nuts representation. Some clients choose unbundled services because they…
  • Apr 9

    Interview: Same-sex divorces are a tiny but growing part of New Hampshire

    Interview: Same-sex divorces are a tiny but growing part of New Hampshire
    I had the pleasure of being interviewed by David Brooks of the Nashua Telegraph for the article Same-sex divorces are a tiny but growing part of New Hampshire. As I observed, the reasons in a gay or lesbian divorce, and the emotions that come…
Rank this Week: 1336

New Jersey Divorce Law Blog

New Jersey Divorce Law Blog

Covers recent New Jersey family law cases on adoption, civil unions, divorce and equitable distribution. By Diamond & Diamond, P.A.

http://www.njdivorcelawyerblog.com/blog/
Rank this Week: 3116

New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Blog

New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers New Jersey divorce and family law. By The Law Offices of Edward R. Weinstein.

http://www.newjerseydivorcelawyerblog.com/
  • May 13

    How Do I Prove That My "Ex" is Living With Someone?

    How Do I Prove That My "Ex" is Living With Someone?
    As a New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I have always found this area of NJ Family Law to be one of the most unfair, specifically to the person paying alimony. Most recently, a new case came down that disturbs me as, in my opinion, has made the law…
  • Apr 12

    When is Harassment in New Jersey Considered Domestic Violence?

    When is Harassment in New Jersey Considered Domestic Violence?
    Even for an experienced New Jersey Divorce and Family Attorney, determining whether an individual's behavior amounts to harassment under New Jersey's Prevention of Domestic Violence Act is a challenge. When a couple is experiencing a messy…
  • Mar 5

    How Do I Know if New Jersey has Jurisdiction Over My Child Custody Case?

    How Do I Know if New Jersey has Jurisdiction Over My Child Custody Case?
    In nearly twenty years of practicing divorce and child custody law in New Jersey, this is a question that my law firm is frequently asked. While this is a fairly complex area of the law, I trust the following shall be a helpful and useful…
Rank this Week: 4323

New Jersey Family Law

New Jersey Family Law

Covers divorce, mediation, arbitration and litigation. By Charles C. Abut.

http://njdivorceblog.typepad.com/new_jersey_divorce_law_me/
Rank this Week: 380

New Jersey Family Law

New Jersey Family Law

Features case law, legislative enactments and news about New Jersey divorce and matrimonial developments. By Charles C. Abut.

http://www.njdivorceblog.typepad.com/
Rank this Week: 2643

New Jersey Family Law Blog

New Jersey Family Law Blog

Covers alimony, child support, child custody, divorce and more. By the Rotolo Law Firm.

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

    When An Engagement Is Broken, Who Is Entitled To The Ring?

    When An Engagement Is Broken, Who Is Entitled To The Ring?
    The engagement ring has long been a symbol of a couple’s intention to wed. But what happens to that ring if the engagement is broken? It was recently reported that a New York City man filed a suit against his ex-fiancé, a…
  • Apr 9

    Heading for Divorce? Take Steps to Protect Your Credit Rating

    Heading for Divorce? Take Steps to Protect Your Credit Rating
    When contemplating divorce, one of the first issues to be handled, after custody, is the distribution of marital assets. What some people fail to do adequately, however, is address the issue of joint debt that has accumulated during their…
  • Apr 3

    Bill Calls for End to Permanent Alimony, Other Reform

    Bill Calls for End to Permanent Alimony, Other Reform
    The State Assembly currently is considering legislation to end permanent alimony and clarify the guidelines under which other forms of alimony are awarded. (1) In New Jersey, there are four main variations of alimony that can be awarded…
Rank this Week: 2682

New Orleans Criminal Lawyer, New…

New Orleans Criminal Lawyer, New Orleans Divorce Lawyer and Traffic Lawyer

Covers criminal law and divorce law information in New Orleans. By Harold E. Weiser.

http://www.weiserlawfirm.blogspot.com/
  • Jul 29

    Synthetic Marijuana in Louisiana

    Synthetic Marijuana in Louisiana
    Synthetic, designer drugs were just starting to make waves in Jefferson Parish last fall when Lt.
  • Jul 26

    Actor Russell Brand in New Orleans Municipal Court

    Actor Russell Brand in New Orleans Municipal Court
    Actor Russell Brand must perform 20 hours of community service and pay a $500 court fee to resolve a misdemeanor charge stemming from a 
  • Jul 24

    New Orleans Criminal Defense

    New Orleans Criminal Defense
    Bridge City man booked in West Bank murderPublished: Tuesday, January 04, 2011, 6:05 PM    by the Times-Picayune
Rank this Week: 4676

New York Divorce and Family Law…

New York Divorce and Family Law Blog

Covers New York divorce and family law decisions and legislation. By Joel R. Brandes.

http://brandeslaw.blogspot.com/
  • May 15

    Important New Decisions - May 15, 2013

    Important New Decisions - May 15, 2013
    Court of Appeals Paternity - Defense of Equitable Estoppel - Applied to Deny Non-Biological Father Right to Deny Paternity In Commissioner of Social Services on Behalf of Elizabeth S. v. Julio J., 20 N.Y.3d 995, 985 N.E.2d 127, 961 N.Y.S.2d…
  • May 6

    Statement of Clients Rights Rule Amended effective April 15, 2013

    Statement of Clients Rights Rule Amended effective April 15, 2013
    Part 1210.1 of the Official Compilation of Codes Rules, and Regulations of the State of New York, containing the the Statement of Clients Rights that must be posted in every law office, was amended effective April 15, 2013. Part 1210.1 now…
  • Dec 29

    Important New Decisions - December 29, 2012

    Important New Decisions - December 29, 2012
    Second Department Affirms Holding Setting Aside Post Nuptial Which Was Manifestly Unfair. In Petracca v. Petracca, --- N.Y.S.2d ----, 2012 WL 6030894 (N.Y.A.D. 2 Dept.), the parties were married on December 16, 1995. In March 1996, the…
Rank this Week: 4425

New York Divorce Blog

New York Divorce Blog

Covers New York matrimonial and family law. By John R. McFadden III.

http://newyorkdivorceblog.com/
  • Mar 3

    This is a good article on common mistakes…

    This is a good article on common mistakes people make during divorces: http://www.divorce360.com/divorce-articles/law/advice/top-10-legal-mistakes-in-divorce.aspx?artid=866 For more information about New Yok Divorce visit: Divorce Attorneys,…
  • Jan 13

    How do I change my name after a divorce in New York?

    How do I change my name after a divorce in New York?
    This is a guide for women in New York State who want to change their name back to their maiden name after a divorce.  The first step is that you must be divorced.  You are not going to be able to do this until after the divorce is…
  • Dec 25

    The Importance of Holiday Schedule

    The Importance of Holiday Schedule
    If you are going through a divorce and if you have children, it is important you think about a holiday schedule.  When people divorce, they typically know that they must come up with a schedule for the children.  But, when thinking…
Rank this Week: 4515

New York Divorce Lawyer Blog

New York Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers New York family law and divorce law. By Andrea Vacca.

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

    The Power of Positive Psychology in Divorce - 5 Concept

    The Power of Positive Psychology in Divorce - 5 Concept
    One of the reasons I am passionate about collaborative law is because I am able to learn so much from it. Recently my desire to learn led me to discover a new way of looking at the world through the lens of Positive Psychology. Positive…
  • Apr 18

    The Road Map to Collaborative Divorce

    The Road Map to Collaborative Divorce
    The setting in which Family Law attorneys work is often not a courtroom, but a complicated landscape of their clients' needs and emotions. Because many of these emotions are difficult to experience, it is natural that a divorcing couple might…
  • Mar 28

    New York Times Room For Debate: Prenup

    New York Times Room For Debate: Prenup
    On March 21, 2013, the New York Times featured a debate between six professionals regarding the benefits and drawbacks to entering a prenuptial agreement in light of the voiding of the Petrakis Prenup. Click here for the full discussion.
Rank this Week: 4054

New York Divorce Report

New York Divorce Report

Covers child custody, child support, divorce, equitable distribution, marriage, spousal maintenance, and visitation. By Daniel E. Clement.

http://divorce.clementlaw.com/
  • May 2

    10 Things NOT To Do in a Divorce

    10 Things NOT To Do in a Divorce
    Bob was always claiming poverty during his divorce.  In order to cut his expenses, without a word to me or his wife, he cancelled the collision insurance on his wife’s car.    Of course, Bob had no luck - as soon as…
  • Apr 16

    New York Pre- Nuptial Agreement Upheld: How Would You Rule?

    New York Pre- Nuptial Agreement Upheld: How Would You Rule?
    New York divorce courts will uphold unambiguous terms of a pre-nuptial agreement even if enforcing the agreement seems harsh.  How would you decide this case if you were the judge? (I will try and hide the genders of the parties so you…
  • Apr 11

    Now is The Time for Same Sex Couples to File Protective Claims for Refunds: The Deadline Approaching

    Now is The Time for Same Sex Couples to File Protective Claims for Refunds: The Deadline Approaching
    With the United States Supreme Court determining the fate of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), same sex married couples should file protective claims for federal tax refunds with the Internal Revenue Service now.   As I earlier…
Rank this Week: 1269

New York Family Law Blog

New York Family Law Blog

Covers family law topics. Published by New York attorney, Stephen Bilkis & Associates.

http://www.newyorkfamilylawblog.com/
  • Apr 17

    Birth Mother Attempts to Reverse Adoption

    Birth Mother Attempts to Reverse Adoption
    A pregnant woman, who was then 20 years of age, unmarried and at her sixth month of pregnancy, sought her obstetrician's assistance in placing her forthcoming child for adoption. The doctor, the woman’s obstetrician then contacted an…
  • Apr 16

    Court Decides Jurisdiction Issue in Family Law Case

    Court Decides Jurisdiction Issue in Family Law Case
    This original application for a writ of prohibition arises out of the new law (L.1978, c. 481), imposing criminal responsibility on juvenile offenders for certain crimes. Sodomy in the first degree is one such crime (PL § 30.00(2)). A…
  • Apr 15

    Court Decides if Child Protective Services are Immune from Liability

    Court Decides if Child Protective Services are Immune from Liability
    Plaintiffs are siblings, born on December 29, 1976 and January 16, 1980, respectively. They were removed from the custody of their natural parents in February 1982 after it was determined that the five-year-old child had contracted gonorrhea…
Rank this Week: 1847

New York Family Law Voice

New York Family Law Voice

Covers divorce and family law. By Albie Myburgh.

http://www.newyorkfamilylawvoice.com
  • Jun 10

    Manhattan Divorce Lawyers: Like a Surgeon

    Manhattan Divorce Lawyers: Like a Surgeon
    In many ways, Manhattan divorces are akin to surgery: Invasive? Sure. Painful? Probably. Scary. Of course. Messy? They don’t have to be if you have a skilled Manhattan divorce lawyer who can help you sort through the details.
  • Jun 1

    Manhattan Divorce Lawyers: Consider a Post-Nuptial Agreement to Save Your Marriage

    Manhattan Divorce Lawyers: Consider a Post-Nuptial Agreement to Save Your Marriage
    Most people are well-aware of what a Manhattan prenuptial agreement entails. Less familiar, our Manhattan divorce lawyers understand, is a post-nuptial agreement. It’s  a concept gaining steam, though.
  • May 20

    Manhattan Child Custody Agreements: Listen to the Child

    Manhattan Child Custody Agreements: Listen to the Child
    When it comes to Manhattan child custody cases, it’s rare that children are given a great deal of say in the matter. Many child custody attorneys believe it’s time for that to change.
Rank this Week: 4864

New York Personal Injury Lawyer…

New York Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

Covers personal injury law. By the Law Offices of Stephen Bilkis & Associates.

http://www.newyorkinjurylawyer247blog.com/
  • Aug 18

    Child Injured in Car Accident

    Child Injured in Car Accident
    On October 31, 1958, a little girl was waiting in a mobile x-ray truck to be x-rayed. She was unaware that just behind the truck, a panel van was attempting to pull away from the curb. The panel van’s rear bumper became interlocked with…
  • Aug 18

    Child Injured in Car Accident

    Child Injured in Car Accident
    On October 31, 1958, a little girl was waiting in a mobile x-ray truck to be x-rayed. She was unaware that just behind the truck, a panel van was attempting to pull away from the curb. The panel van’s rear bumper became interlocked…
  • Aug 7

    Plaintiff Claims She was Defrauded

    Plaintiff Claims She was Defrauded
    The plaintiff in the case is Willie B. Sosa. The defendants in the case are Lorenzo Hines, Eddie Meyers, Harold Hall, and the Estate of Dessie Ree Meyers. The judge in the case is Arthur M. Schack. About the Case
Rank this Week: 720

NJ Family Issues

NJ Family Issues

Focuses on New Jersey divorce and estate planning. By Paul G. Kostro.

http://www.kostrolaw.com/NJFamilyIssues
Rank this Week: 135

NJ Family Legal Blog

NJ Family Legal Blog

Covers New Jersey family law. Published by Fox Rothschild, LLP.

http://njfamilylaw.foxrothschild.com/
  • May 20

    GRANDPARENT VISITATION STANDARD AFFIRMED BY APPELLATE COURT

    GRANDPARENT VISITATION STANDARD AFFIRMED BY APPELLATE COURT
     An interesting part of the practice of family law are the rare issues; the one that may not walk through the door every day.  Grandparent visitation cases oftentimes fit into this category.  They nearly always prove…
  • May 14

    DEBUNKING NEW JERSEY'S FAMILY LAW MYTHS

    DEBUNKING NEW JERSEY'S FAMILY LAW MYTHS
    Over time, many myths have developed in the ever changing world of New Jersey Family Law.  The question is whether they are true, false, or somewhere in between.   In a new publication on the Fox Rothschild Family Law Practice Page,…
  • May 9

    Alimony and Living Together for Love

    Alimony and Living Together for Love
    If there is cohabitation by an ex-spouse who receives alimony, the ex-spouse is at risk not only to a potential decrease in alimony but also at risk for a total termination of alimony.  On March 7, 2013, the New Jersey Appellate Division…
Rank this Week: 616

Nolo's Divorce, Custody, and…

Nolo's Divorce, Custody, and Family Law Blog

Covers divorce, chil support, child custody and mediation. From Nolo.

http://blog.nolo.com/divorce/
  • Aug 9

    Managing the Emotional Challenges of Divorce: Good Therapy Can Help

    Managing the Emotional Challenges of Divorce: Good Therapy Can Help
    Anyone who’s been through a divorce–or been the sounding board for a friend who’s going through it–knows that there’s a lot of emotional stress involved.
  • Jun 9

    Judge Makes Budget for Dad Who Owes $14,000 Child Support

    Judge Makes Budget for Dad Who Owes $14,000 Child Support
    A judge in rural Clinton County, New York, has decided that one deadbeat dad lacks appropriate budgeting skills, and has handed the dad, called Thomas M., a list of items he is forbidden from purchasing until he has repaid $14,000 in child…
  • Jun 9

    We've Moved!

    We've Moved!
    Our new home is http://blog.nolo.com/divorce/.
Rank this Week: 3703

North Texas Family Law Blog

North Texas Family Law Blog

Covers Texas family law news. By Verner & Brumley, P.C.

http://www.northtexasfamilylawblog.com/
  • Apr 17

    Agreements Incident to Divorce and Final Decrees of Divorce

    Agreements Incident to Divorce and Final Decrees of Divorce
    This post is a continuation of Jennifer's Hargrave's series on now various methods of settlement are incorporated into divorce decrees. The series began with Rule 11 Agreements and Final Decrees of Divorce. Before trial, parties to a…
  • Apr 15

    Amended Dallas County Standing Order

    Amended Dallas County Standing Order
    Many courts have adopted "standing orders." These order incorporated the injunctions regarding divorces and suits affecting the parent child relationship in the Texas Family Code. The Dallas County Family District Courts amended their…
  • Mar 27

    Divorce Without Disaster - More on Privacy

    Divorce Without Disaster - More on Privacy
    This is the 12th of a serialization of Janet P. Brumley's book about Collaborative law, called Divorce Without Disaster. This post is Chapter 2, part 4 of the book. When litigants go to the courthouse for a hearing or an attorney's office for…
Rank this Week: 2083

Northern Kentucky Lawyer Blog

Northern Kentucky Lawyer Blog

Covers personal injury and accidents, DUI, criminal defense, bank side bankruptcy cases, creditors' rights, divorce and family custody, and estate planning. By Fessler Schneider & Grimme.

http://www.fsgattorneys.com/blog
  • Mar 19

    Northern KY Law Firm Welcomes Return of Cincinnati Baseball

    Northern KY Law Firm Welcomes Return of Cincinnati Baseball
    March is almost over and in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky that means only one thing: Reds baseball! The northern KY law firm of Fessler, Schneider and Grimme is happy and proud to welcome back our hometown Cincinnati Reds! Northern KY Law…
  • Jan 4

    DUI Attorney in Northern Kentucky

    DUI Attorney in Northern Kentucky
    NKY DUI Attorney It’s no secret that cops are on the lookout for drunk drivers. Now more than ever people are being arrested and jailed for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. However, there are varying levels and…
  • Apr 2

    How Is Our Marital Property Divided In Kentucky?

    How Is Our Marital Property Divided In Kentucky?
    The laws surrounding the division of marital property are different for each state, but Kentucky is considered an “equal distribution” state.   During a divorce, it’s rare for both parties to settle on an agreement…
Rank this Week: 5273

Norwalk Divorce and Personal…

Norwalk Divorce and Personal Injury Blog

Covers Connecticut family law. By Chalumeau Law Group, LLC.

http://www.chalumeaulawgroup.com/blog/
  • Sep 18

    Three Signs Divorce Mediation Is Not For You

    Three Signs Divorce Mediation Is Not For You
    Divorce Mediation is not a one size fits all solution to every divorce. Litigants often approach mediation not as a true alternative to litigation, but a prerequisite to traditional litigation.
  • May 9

    Connecticut Uncontested Divorce Documents Checklist

    Connecticut Uncontested Divorce Documents Checklist
      In Connecticut, once you and your spouse have reached an agreement that provides for the allocation of your assets, distribution of your debts, and for the custody and support of your child(ren), you may request that the court schedule an…
  • Apr 20

    Divorce in Connecticut: The Case Management Date

    Divorce in Connecticut: The Case Management Date
    If you are in the process of filing, or have just been served with a divorce complaint in Connecticut, you may find yourself inundated with documents which contain language that might as well be written in a foreign language. However, it is…
Rank this Week: 5091

NY Divorce Attorney Blog

NY Divorce Attorney Blog

Covers New York divorce law. By David Centeno.

http://nyuncontesteddivorceattorney.com/wordpress
  • May 6

    A New Era?

    A New Era?
    Could this be the dawn of the new civil divorce? Last Friday Gov. Jay Inslee signed the Uniform Collaborative Law Act which allows couples to agree on the terms of their divorce without going to court at all. This act can save many couples…
  • Apr 30

    New Divorce Audio Coaching Program Helps Parents Minimize Effects of Divorce on Their Childre

    New Divorce Audio Coaching Program Helps Parents Minimize Effects of Divorce on Their Childre
    Much has been made about the effects of divorce on children. Some studies claim that children end up as alcoholics or abusers, others claim they are more prone to divorce. Regardless it is pretty obvious that divorce does have a major effect…
  • Apr 23

    The Shocking Way That Porsha Stewart Found Out About Her Divorce!

    The Shocking Way That Porsha Stewart Found Out About Her Divorce!
    Porsha Stewart, the wife of former NFL star and now TV analyst Kordell Stewart, was admittedly shocked when she found out that her husband had fild for divorce. However the way it happened was even worse, imagine finding out on Twitter!? Read…
Rank this Week: 914

Ocala Divorce Lawyer Blog

Ocala Divorce Lawyer Blog

Covers Florida family law and divorce issues. By Anne E. Raduns.

http://www.ocaladivorcehelp.com/
  • May 14

    Florida divorce bill vetoed by Governor Scott

    Florida divorce bill vetoed by Governor Scott
    Florida lawmakers, advocacy groups and everyday citizens have had their eyes on Tallahassee for the past few months. A new bill that could seriously affect how alimony is awarded in divorce settlements has been slowly making its way through…
  • May 7

    High-profile divorce complicated in Florida and nationwide

    High-profile divorce complicated in Florida and nationwide
    Some couples have very few assets, one property or none at all and can usually separate without a fight. For other couples, it is not quite so simple. The more money a couple has, the more difficult things get. Multiple...
  • May 3

    Florida parents: Pay your child support or face consequence

    Florida parents: Pay your child support or face consequence
    When a court orders child support, the court then expects the parent who has been ordered to do so to make the support payments on time, every time. After all, the custodial parent and, by extension, any children affected very...
Rank this Week: 2129

Ohio Family Law Blog

Ohio Family Law Blog

Provides family law and divorce information for Ohio families. By Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues.

http://www.hcmmlaw.com/blog
Rank this Week: 1003

Ohio Social Security Disability…

Ohio Social Security Disability Blog

Covers family law, criminal law, and social security SSD/SSI ssues in Ohio. By the Law Offices of John T. Nicholson.

http://www.johntnicholson.com/ohiolawblog/
  • Mar 24

    Social Security disability rules for Lupu

    Social Security disability rules for Lupu
    How to win my disability case for a lupus diagnosis? Systemic lupus erythematosus, or simply lupus, is evaluated in the immune system section of the Disability Evaluation Under Social Security disability handbook, more commonly known as the…
  • Feb 10

    Delays in Ohio Social Security Disability claims hurt claimant

    Delays in Ohio Social Security Disability claims hurt claimant
    Social Security Disability Delays Impact Vulnerable Patients Unfortunately it is becoming all to common for those applying for Social Security Disability benefits to suffer delay after delay while their claims languish in a bureaucratic mess…
  • Feb 3

    Social Security Office to have shorter hour

    Social Security Office to have shorter hour
    Social Security Offices Around the Country Introduce Shorter Hours Beginning on November 19, 2012, the Social Security Administration will close field offices to the public 30 minutes early each day. For example, in Ohio that means that Ohio…
Rank this Week: 1581

One (Divorce) Lawyer's Perspective

One (Divorce) Lawyer's Perspective

Covers legal issues related to Pennsylvania domestic relations matters. By Michael L. Viola.

http://1phillydivorcelawyer.wordpress.com
  • Jan 21

    Parents and Their Children

    Parents and Their Children
    Here is a link to a great article entitled, “8 Things You Should Never Say to Your Kid.” These suggestions are applicable to intact families as well as those where the parents of the children are not living together, i.e.…
  • Jan 18

    How to Effectively Co-Parent After Divorce

    How to Effectively Co-Parent After Divorce
    The following post was written by guest blogger Scott Morgan, a Texas divorce lawyer with the Morgan Law Firm. Everybody agrees that children thrive in happy two-parent homes. Unfortunately, divorce is a reality for so many families. If you…
  • Dec 28

    Just How Long Does it Take to Get Divorced?

    Just How Long Does it Take to Get Divorced?
    As evidenced by this article about the dissolution of Kim Kardashian’s brief marriage to Kris Humphries, Ms. Kardashian did not think her divorce case was proceeding fast enough. Two of the more popular questions that I get asked by…
Rank this Week: 2624

Ontario Family Law Blog

Ontario Family Law Blog

Covers family law and collaborative team practice issues. By Galbraith Family Law.

http://www.ontariofamilylawblog.com
  • Apr 19

    Children and Divorce - How You Can Help Your Child Adjust

    Children and Divorce - How You Can Help Your Child Adjust
    A child of divorce writes on how to help your child during divorce. What better source? Thanks to Melissa Farrell a freelance writer who lives in Kansas for her insights. Speaking as a child of divorce, every situation is…
  • Apr 15

    5 Mistakes Made in Divorce Proceeding

    5 Mistakes Made in Divorce Proceeding
    Today's guest blogger is writing about the 5 mistakes made by people who are in family court. While the advice is sound, it reinforces to me how undesirable it is to be in Family Court. It really is an awful experience. But, alas, if you are…
  • Mar 2

    Build Trust in Divorce and Avoid Family Court

    Build Trust in Divorce and Avoid Family Court
    Trust is essential for every relationship and is often damaged when people are getting divorced. It can be damaged many different ways. An affair, a lie or a betrayal can damage trust. Trust may also be broken when people change and no longer…
Rank this Week: 4145

Orange County Criminal Attorneys…

Orange County Criminal Attorneys Blog

Covers criminal justice, family law and Orange County DWI news. By Lauren Johnson, Attorney At Law

http://www.orangecountycriminalattorneysblog.com/
  • Apr 10

    What is California's Deferred Entry of Judgment?

    What is California's Deferred Entry of Judgment?
    In California, there are certain types of criminal offenses, if you are eligible, which will allow you to avoid getting any conviction at all. It is known as Deferred Entry of Judgment (sometimes referred to as DEJ). For adults, DEJ is used…
  • Apr 1

    DO YOU HAVE AN OUTSTANDING CALIFORNIA WARRANT?

    DO YOU HAVE AN OUTSTANDING CALIFORNIA WARRANT?
    There are two different types of Warrants issued through the Criminal Justice System. Law enforcement will generally issue an Arrest Warrant, which is a written order commanding (authorizing) a law enforcement agency to arrest and/or detain…
  • Mar 28

    Drunk In Public (Public Intoxication) - Is It a Big Deal?

    Drunk In Public (Public Intoxication) - Is It a Big Deal?
    One aspect of the college student experience is partying with friends and fellow students at the local bars and clubs. Often times, these college students have no means of transportation and find themselves walking to bars, clubs and to…
Rank this Week: 3013

Orange County Divorce Lawyer Blog

Orange County Divorce Lawyer Blog

Cover California divorce and family law issues. By The Law Office Of David P. Schwarz.

http://www.orangecountydivorcelawyerblog.com/
  • May 20

    Ex-husband who raped stepdaughter wants spousal support

    Ex-husband who raped stepdaughter wants spousal support
    A Los Angeles area man is requesting that his ex-wife to resume spousal support payments now that he's served jail time for raping her daughter, KCAL-TV reports. Ed Abar wants Carol Abar to resume $1,300-a-month payments he had been…
  • May 16

    Child Custody award leads to murder plot

    Child Custody award leads to murder plot
    A former elementary school teacher and her father pleaded guilty Thursday to their admitted roles in a plot to murder her former husband because they were unhappy with a child-custody award in the couple's divorce case. Then, after onetime…
  • May 14

    Denise Richards awarded custody of Charlie Sheen's twin son

    Denise Richards awarded custody of Charlie Sheen's twin son
    Denise Richards will be lending a helping hand to Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller for (at least) a little longer. The 42-year-old actress made an appearance in court with ex-husband Sheen on Tuesday, May 7, where a judge ruled that she would…
Rank this Week: 598

Orlando Divorce Blog

Orlando Divorce Blog

Covers family, divorce, or estate planning laws, cases and articles. By the Meddin Law Firm.

http://meddinlaw.com/orlando-divorce-blog/
  • May 2

    Florida’s controversial alimony SB 718 vetoed

    Florida’s controversial alimony SB 718 vetoed
    By Anna E. Meddin, Esquire www.meddinlaw.com By vetoing SB 718, Governor Rick Scott has given Floridians peace of mind that their permanent alimony will not be retroactively adjusted. The controversial bill would have abolished permanent…
  • Apr 4

    The Meddin Law Firm sponsors CFAWL’s Runway For Justice to benefit A Place for Children

    The Meddin Law Firm sponsors CFAWL’s Runway For Justice to benefit A Place for Children
    By: Anna E. Meddin, Esquire www.meddinlaw.com The Meddin Law Firm is proud to sponsor Central Florida Association for Women Lawyers (CFAWL) annual fundraising event: Runway For Justice – A Spring Fashion Soiree to benefit A Place…
  • Feb 21

    Who owns my house and other issues in marital property division

    Who owns my house and other issues in marital property division
    By: Anna E. Meddin, Esquire www.meddinlaw.com In a Florida dissolution of marriage, the Courts will require equitable distribution of marital property while non-marital property, whether it is an asset or debt, generally stays with the…
Rank this Week: 4362

Ottawa Divorce Blog

Ottawa Divorce Blog

Covers family law, child custody, child & spousal support, and property division. By Jeffrey Behrendt.

http://www.ottawadivorce.com/blog
  • Jun 21

    The End of No-Fault Divorce? The Leskun Case

    The End of No-Fault Divorce? The Leskun Case
    The Supreme Court released the Leskun decision today: http://www.scc-csc.gc.ca/judgments/2006scc025.htm At issue was the interplay between fault and spousal support. Ms Leskun argued that support should not be reduced as, 8 years after the…
  • Apr 26

    Unwed Fathers’ Rights and Responsibilitie

    Unwed Fathers’ Rights and Responsibilitie
    In her comments on my post about the so-called Roe v. Wade case for men, Jenny raises a number of interesting questions about what rights and responsibilities an unwed father in Canada has in regards to his unborn children when he is no…
  • Apr 2

    Non-Recurring Income

    Non-Recurring Income
    Most people involved in a family law case in Canada know that the amount of spousal support or child support that must be paid is based on income. However, income for family law purposes is not the same as income for income tax purposes. The…
Rank this Week: 3914

Our Family Wizard Blog

Our Family Wizard Blog

Focuses on ideas that could reduce conflict, improve communication, protect children and help move families forward.

http://www.ourfamilywizard.com/ofw/index.cfm/blog/
  • May 12

    Mobile Shared Co-Parenting Tool

    Mobile Shared Co-Parenting Tool
    Smart phones are surely setting a standard for what consumers expect in their cell phones.  These “mini-computers” make accessing all kinds of information via the Internet fast and easy.  Sometimes, they even replace the…
  • May 9

    Dispelling Common Divorce Myth

    Dispelling Common Divorce Myth
    Divorce is a complicated process, and the rules surrounding it vary from state to state. Because of the complexity of navigating these rules, and the fact that emotions are usually running high during the actual process, quite a few myths…
  • May 6

    Tips for Celebrating Mother's Day After Divorce

    Tips for Celebrating Mother's Day After Divorce
    Mother’s Day is a special time for families to express how much love and appreciation they have for their mothers, but this day can also stir up mixed emotions if a family is dealing with a separation or divorce.   Planning…
Rank this Week: 5051

Patricia Van Haren, Attorney At…

Patricia Van Haren, Attorney At Law

Addresses many questions and issues that people may encounter while going through their family law case.

http://pcvfamilylawblog.com/
  • Oct 17

    What Makes a Parent? More on Paternity and Parental Right

    What Makes a Parent? More on Paternity and Parental Right
    Once upon a time life was simple, people got married, had children and raised the children together until the kids went away to school.  Now the average American family looks much different. There are families which have one parent (either a…
  • Sep 26

    My Business is None of Your Business! The Truth about Businesses and Marriage

    My Business is None of Your Business! The Truth about Businesses and Marriage
    Many of my clients come to me and they want to know what is going to happen to their business when they get divorced.   There are many ways that the court will resolve how to deal with a business depending on (1) the time that the business…
  • Sep 14

    Alimony

    Alimony
    What is the difference between Alimony and Spousal Support?
Rank this Week: 5129