A South Carolina attorney was recently disciplined for failing to have an active email address.
Despite characterizing herself as “retired” and not having a client in thirty years, the
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The rate divorce among couples in their 50’s or older has grown so much in recent years that it has earned its own moniker: gray divorce. A recent article in
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The Pennsylvania Rules of Court are a slender little 1,500 page volume published a couple of times a year. One of the subjects covered by the rules is the support
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A glance at the Pennsylvania Support Code reveals the various enforcement mechanisms at the disposal of county Domestic Relations Offices. Rule 1910.20 offers remedies such
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Typically, the purpose of columns such as this is to report on rulings by courts. But there are times when law becomes established because courts do not rule on a
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