For some time now, the General Assembly has been working towards amendment of the Divorce Code to reduce the waiting period for an unconsented no-fault divorce from two years to
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A CHANGE IN THE CUSTODY RULES EFFECTIVE 1/1/16
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Not a big change but effective with the New Year, the filing of a pre-trial statement identifying witnesses for a custody proceeding is, by itself, a certification that the attorney…
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A Change in the Custody Rules Effective 1/1/2016
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Not a big change but effective with the New Year, the filing of a pre-trial statement identifying witnesses for a custody proceeding is, by itself, a certification that the attorney…
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Leslie Spoltore’s Alimony and the First Amendment
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Leslie Spoltore, a partner in our Wilmington, Delaware office, just posted a blog entry on an unusual alimony argument made on appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court. The family …
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