The COVID-19 Vaccine for Children: An Issue of Legal Custody
As if there is not enough controversy in the world, the next debate will be whether or not children should be immunized with the COVID-19 vaccine and the possible resulting
Child Custody
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The Impact Of Pandemic Parenting
Hindsight of the year 2020 is truly “20/20” and as we start understanding the economic and social impact of the past year, we can now better work to recognize the
What Not To Do This Holiday Season
For many of us this holiday season, it may feel less like Love Actually, and more like A Nightmare Before Christmas. Our lives shifted drastically in the last couple of
Custodial Exchanges Under the Safer at Home Order
As each one of us come to grips with a new (hopefully, temporary) way of life where social isolation and virtual connections are the norm, family law attorneys are quickly
Marriage Story. It’s True.
The film, Marriage Story¸ is emotionally painful to watch, and this is coming from a divorce lawyer – who is witness to the aftermath following the demise of marriages every
Are You a “Free -Range Parent”?
For years we’ve heard about “Helicopter Parents”, a style of parenting many feel is the overprotection of children, perhaps to the detriment of children as they mature into adults. When
Creative Custody Suggestions During the Holidays
The holidays, while going through the ebbs and flows of a divorce, may feel like one is mixing oil and water. While the holidays are considered a time of joy
The Demise of “Brangelina:” The Custody Battle
In the wake of the almost apocalyptic marital demise and subsequent divorce proceeding of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, an interesting legal discussion has been raised regarding custody of the
When is Enough Actually Enough? Drug and Alcohol Testing in Custody Cases
Can a court order a parent to undergo indefinite testing for illegal or controlled substances as a requirement for visitation? The answer is yes, according to a recent California Court
Child Custody and Visitation: The Grounds For Emergency Relief
In a family law proceeding, one of the most sensitive and emotionally charged areas –for both the family law attorney and the client- typically concerns issues surrounding custody and visitation