By MARK GRAY She often sings about relationships. But, for now, Christina Milian’s only singing about love, rather than falling in love, because her dating life is virtually non-existent. And that’s exactly how she wants it. “I’m staying single for a long time,” she told PEOPLE Saturday at Tao Las Vegas’s 5-year anniversary party. “There […]
That spot on the ballot for “judge” may just be the most important box you check.
If a couple, or even just one spouse is considering a divorce, AND they know the expenses of a divorce are already paid for by insurance, isn’t that just one more thing that facilitates them moving forward with divorce?
This Wednesday through Saturday, the ABA Family Law Section hosts it’s annual Fall seminar (next October we are meeting in Las Vegas). True to form, the programming is excellent, filled with excellent speakers on excellent topics of interest to family law practitioners. New and interesting topics include “Using Stock Options and other Executive Compensation to […]
But if we, and importantly the judges, can know the very present, then we are more likely to formulate plans for our children that will work now, and hopefully into the future.
But what about less famous people? Should the public have a right to know the details of the average divorce?
Today I presented on Hot Topics in Family Law for the AICPA National Forensic Accounting Conference in Boston, Massachusetts. These CPAs were very interested and interactive. They asked probing questions and really seemed eager to learn. It was very refreshing and a little intimidating. They wanted to learn and asked some great questions. The gist […]
Bar family law section head says lump-sum payments ‘predict’ facts, assume situation will not change By Meredith Jordan Several family law lawyers say a Sept. 20 Georgia Supreme Court ruling that affirmed a lower court’s grant of a lump-sum child support payment to cover 13 years of care sets a “dangerous” precedent because it grants […]
By SEAN GARDINER And CHRIS HERRING Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards could face up to six months in jail for violating probation after being arrested in Manhattan Tuesday morning on drunken driving charges. Police said Mr. Edwards’s 2007 Range Rover was stopped around 5 a.m. because officers believed his windows’ tint was too dark. He […]
After all, if the parents are fighting with each other, shouldn’t the court be the one voice that speaks first and foremost for the children?
