In a decision published on May 6th of this year the United States Tax Court held that the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service were not bound by
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REQUIEM FOR PARENTAL COORDINATION IN PENNSYLVANIA
By Mark Ashton on
My colleague Aaron Weems has already reported that late last month the Pennsylvania Supreme Court put an end to what was a five year experiment with court appointed ombudsmen tasked to …
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RELOCATION CONTINUES TO FALTER IN THE WAKE OF PENNSYLVANIA’S 2011 CUSTODY STATUTE.
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We have written on this subject before reporting a Superior Court decision earlier this year that put a new focus on benefit to the children as a condition to successfully …
Continue Reading RELOCATION CONTINUES TO FALTER IN THE WAKE OF PENNSYLVANIA’S 2011 CUSTODY STATUTE.
CUSTODY EVALUATIONS
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Whenever there is a deep-seated dispute concerning which parent, if either, should have primary physical custody of a child, a question commonly asked is whether the Court should have the …
“Not Another Brittany Spears Article”
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No, this is not about Brittany Spears, but it is about how courts determine custody arrangements between two parents who cannot agree.
The legal determination that a court must make…