By Bill Rankin Doctors at Scottish Rite Children’s Hospital became suspicious of a couple’s complaint that their baby boy was having trouble breathing, so they put him in a room with hidden surveillance cameras. To her horror, a security guard watching a video monitor the next day saw the 3-month-old’s father enter the room and […]
1978. That was the first time in the history of the world that a child was conceived outside of a mother’s body, with a donated/borrowed egg and then successfully carried through pregnancy to life.
Unfortunately, the symbolic gesture of closure for many divorcing parties in the U.S. is a trial.
The McCourt’s (owners of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ baseball team) divorce trial is revealing many of the truisms of family law (to read the Associated Press article, click here.) In the article referenced above, Mr. McCourt mentions that each insistence by his wife on a post nuptial agreement reinforced his feelings that things were not […]
The bottom line is that change is inevitable and when it is as significant as a divorce, everything changes.
But once settlement efforts are exhausted, trial becomes inevitable.
A Georgia Public Broadcasting article suggests birth rates and divorce rates are down in this poor economy. But is this a good thing? We must remember that divorce, is a legal proceeding, not a determinative identification of which marriages are stable and which are not. Perhaps the economy is preventing some folks from filing legal […]
Wouldn’t we prefer that those in the know help guide the rest of us?
These cases are so important and time passes so fast that unless we as family law attorneys understand the rules and laws, children may go unreturned for too long, and in many cases they may never be returned.
…she now claims that a sequel to the movie “Wall Street” qualifies as related to work he did before the divorce. I don’t buy that argument.
