One of the most difficult concepts for lay persons to understand in the law is the rule stating that only relevant evidence is admissible in judicial proceedings. The concept would
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THE RIGHT TO TWEET IN A CUSTODY CASE
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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New Rule: No Parent Coordinators Allowed
Trial Court Must Conduct De Novo Hearings for Parent Coordination Appeals
Pennsylvania formalized the use of Parent Coordinators in custody cases several years ago when the Superior Court’s rendered their 2008 opinion in the case of Yates v. Yates. As
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FMLA Leave Expanded to Include Daycare Search
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While this topic of this blog post is not exactly what this blog typically covers, I frequently find that litigation in another areas of law either impacts or
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What is a “Custody Parent Coordinator” and Does My Client Need One?
You are a lawyer who is getting calls from your client on every detail of his custody schedule. Or you are a parent, and you and your former spouse can not
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