Only time will tell, but the longer it goes, the longer players remain unemployed, the more likely it is that they will see their child support obligations reduced, in my opinion.
lawsuit in Georgia which attempts to guarantee the right to counsel for certain civil defendants, particularly those at risk of incarceration for failue to pay child support
But as a divorce lawyer who has practiced family law since before the Internet, I don’t think human nature has changed, or been changed by Facebook.
How Do You Protect Your Marriage? By JOCELYN CONNELL, CBS Atlanta Reporter ATLANTA — A new study released this week said social networking sites, primarily Facebook, contribute to up to 20% of divorces. That’s one in five marriages. The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers surveyed American divorce lawyers. “Facebook just allows people that opportunity to […]
The third, and best course of action, is for players and the women to whom they pay support, get together and reach agreements.
By KENNA SIMMONS Family law attorney Randy Kessler has represented celebrities, such as former Denver Broncos running back Travis Henry, New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards and NeNe Leakes of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. He’s represented the spouses of celebrities, such as the wife of R&B singer Usher. He’s gone after former heavyweight […]
When breaking up is hard to do, Randy Kessler is the man to see By KENNA SIMMONS Family law attorney Randy Kessler has represented celebrities, such as former Denver Broncos running back Travis Henry, New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards and NeNe Leakes of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. He’s represented the spouses […]
FAMILY MATTERS When breaking up is hard to do, Randy Kessler is the man to see By KENNA SIMMONS Super Lawyers 03/01/2011 While Kessler feels court is a last-case scenario, he’s a firm believer in preparing for war to achieve peace. When breaking up is hard to do, Randy Kessler is the man to see […]
The Obama administration moved closer to officially recognizing the right of same sex couples to marry.
It was also a time to reflect. I have chaired this program for about ten years. When I was first involved, many attendees did not have email and most did not have a website.
