Going for Gold in Family Law
It’s the Winter Olympics, and everyone is abuzz about the winners and the losers, and the lucky few that get to take home gold, silver or bronze. In the world
Going for Gold in Family Law
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2014 New Family Laws
Some years, family law is chock full of new laws both from the courts and from the legislature. But, not this year; 2013 was more of a blip than a
Captain and Tennille Seek A Grey Divorce….Is Love Keeping Them Together?
Daryl Dragon (known as “Captain”) and Cathryn Antoinette “Toni” Tennille (known as “Tennille”), one of the most successful pop music duos of the 1970s, who recorded Grammy-winning songs about their
Should (Can) My Mentally Incapacitated Parent Divorce?
Imagine your father remarries after the death of your mother. Your father is now 85 years old has been married for 5 years, to his new wife, who is 75
Divorce and Retirement: Social Security Administration vs. California Family Law
According to the Social Security Administration’s website, the 1983 Social Security Amendments included a provision for raising the full retirement age beginning with people born in 1938 or later. The
I Resolve to Divorce in 2014
Every New Year, many people make resolutions so they can have a fresh start. For some, this includes filing for divorce. Resolving to divorce is a significant decision which involves
Revenge Porn: A Crime, Harassment, or both?
“Revenge Porn.” It sounds like a bad movie but instead it is in fact some people’s worst nightmare and the law is working to catch up with technology used to
Only Divorced Parents Argue About…
I would wager that most married people do not argue about who gets the privilege of handling child-related obligations. I would further wager that neither parent, in a happy marriage
Holidays for the Children of Divorce: Compromise or New Traditions?
It’s nearly the holidays and many divorcing and separating parents are still in conflict about how to share the holidays with their children. Holidays are supposed to be joyous, but
Hazing Spouses on the Internet: Constitutionally Protected or Bad Judgment…or Both?
A couple of years ago I posted a blog entitled, You Have the Right to Speak Your Mind About Your Spouse, But is It a Good Idea? The post addressed the