The January issue of Family Lawyer Magazine published an article about the rise of the gig economy and what it means for divorce. I have been thinking about that and
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Mark Ashton
IN CUSTODY MATTERS MIND YOUR “PARTY” MANNERS
The Superior Court decision this week in Jacoby v. Jacoby is non-precedential but borrows heavily from a 2011 precedential decision in an Orphans’ Court appeal, In re Estate of Brown. …
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GOOD NEWS FOR STUDENT BORROWERS Another Mess for the Support Courts
We are writing a lot about student debt; perhaps because there is so much of it. Last evening United Press International (UPI) reported that the US Education Department was issuing…
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MARRIAGE & THE DEBT BOMB Innocent Efforts at Debt Consolidation Can Cause Lasting Harm
The report was published by National Public Radio on February 8, 2022. We all know about student debt for college and graduate programs. In 1987 student debt totaled $187 billion.
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So, is your Opinion of your Spouse Worth $75,000? Not If You Are Paying for the Privilege.
We have tried to suggest that when getting separated or divorced, the world does not seek your opinion of the person you once longed to have and to hold. But…
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Vaccine Wars Round 2: Are These Claims Justiciable?
Mark R. Ashton (Boosted)
In October there was a local case where parents were in conflict over vaccination of an incapacitated adult child. In that case, Matter of A.C.G., after…
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Communicating the Divorce News to the Family
We recently posted on the matter of how to let friends and family know that a separation/divorce is imminent. In so doing, we neglected the far thornier subject of how…
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A Divorce Lawyer’s Real Estate Report for 2022
Divorce lawyers are not real estate agents and we are not mortgage brokers. But in any given year we move a lot of residential real estate as splitting couples either…
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Happy January 2022: It’s Not Just About the W-2 This Year
For those of you who do not study domestic relations as a hobby, there are some usual and unusual aspects to THIS new year.
First; foremost, the child support guidelines…
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IVF & THE DONOR DILEMMA
We recently wrote about the matter of searching one’s genetic past and some of the unusual history which that kind of testing can reveal. The Wall Street Journal’s January 3…
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