The Arizona Court of Appeals issued an opinion in the custody case of Steve Nash, the point guard for the Los Angeles Lakers. The opinion upheld the trial court’s decision,
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING
Despite that it is only early October, the holidays will be here before you know it. Retailers are ready, with aisles full of Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations. If you share
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THE LEGAL FILINGS OVER SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN PENNSYLVANIA CONTINUE
The legal filings have continued in the legal battle over D. Bruce Hanes’ decision to issue marriage licenses in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania to same sex couples. The Corbett administration
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SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN PENNSYLVANIA
Given the decisions regarding Same Sex Marriage handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States in Hollingsworth v. Perry and United States v. Windsor, the issue of
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ADOPTION AND THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT
My colleague, Aaron Weems, blogged in the beginning of May about the Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case of Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl. The Supreme Court issued
NEW YORK CHANGING THE RULES AGAIN?
A bill was introduced earlier this week in New York that would make further changes to the state’s divorce laws. These changes are interesting in contrast to the current statutes
CREATIVE FINANCING FOR YOUR DIVORCE
Often times, and for good reason, clients have concerns about how they are going to pay for their divorce. If the case is simple, it may just be a matter of
4 THINGS NOT TO PUT IN YOUR ONLINE DATING PROFILE DURING A DIVORCE
While reading a press release by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers this afternoon, I realized individuals in the midst of a divorce regularly receive warnings about what is acceptable
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TIL DEATH, NOT DIVORCE, DO US PART
Researchers from the University of Missouri published the results of an interesting study recently, which examined a group of women who found themselves caring for their ill ex-husbands. Some of the
MARRIAGE BY PROXY
When I posted about the role of videoconferencing in custody matters it had not occurred to me that videoconferencing might also play a role in marriages as well. Yet, people all