Who Chooses a High Conflict Divorce, the Clients or the Lawyers?
More and more we hear that online legal services and mediation are the answer to give people low conflict divorces. They tout that if you just use their services, there
Who Chooses a High Conflict Divorce, the Clients or the Lawyers?
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Can Morality be Enforced?
A “morality clause” in a divorce or custody order, also known in some states as a “paramour provision,” states that a parent who has children present in their home shall
Is There a Child Support “Loophole” in Premarital Agreements?
Premarital agreements allow individuals to make agreements about their property rights and even with regard to future spousal support, although the latter involves complications and special considerations related to enforceability.
Divorce Can Make a Better Parent
Let’s leave out of this discussion those cases where a parent abuses drugs or alcohol, is a perpetrator of domestic violence, or worse. These are a minority of custody cases
Marlo van Oorschot Interviewed About the McCourt Divorce Saga
Jamie McCourt seeks a home run by asking the court to set aside the settlement agreement she reached in her divorce from Frank McCourt. Marlo Van Oorschot was interviewed by
“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” in Family Court
Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a book by Robert Kiyosaki. The book advocates financial independence through investing, real estate, owning businesses and increasing one’s financial intelligence. This of course sounds
Are the Family Courts Becoming Hostile Toward Women?
From a historical standpoint, women have been the stay-at-home moms; the underemployed or unemployed spouse in a marriage; and the lesser paid sex in the workforce (the latter is still
The Client’s Role in Strategizing a Family Law Case
Should your family law case be litigated or mediated? Who should move out of the house? On what days will the children change homes? How much support will be paid?
Cohabitation Agreements
This past Sunday, the Los Angeles Times reported that a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based on the CDC’s National Survey of Family Growth, found
The Mediated Prenuptial Agreement: A Happy Beginning
When we think of a wedding, we typically think about a joyous time − not about lawyers, meetings and arguments. Yet for many people, their wedding does involve these elements