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By Elisa Reiter, Daniel Pollack and Jeffrey C. Siegel | October 3, 2023
It takes just a few data points to portray the dissolution of too many American families today.
9 minute read
By Paul S. Simon | October 2, 2023
From the Child Support Worksheet to the Varn case's impact, these tips will help attorneys learn the ins and outs of family law.
4 minute read
By Elisa Reiter and Daniel Pollack | September 27, 2023
To serve as a foster parent, an individual must be vetted. When a placement involves placement with next of kin, the vetting process is a bit different.
13 minute read
By Rebecca L. Palmer | September 26, 2023
Coping with the end of a marriage and settling into your "new normal" during the holidays requires resilience, self-care and a mindful approach.
4 minute read
By James W. Cushing | September 25, 2023
In the recent matter of In re Adoption of M.E.I., a Minor, Appeal of D.D.L., Father, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court helped clarify the process for a stepparent to adopt a child.
5 minute read
By Law Journal Editorial Board | September 24, 2023
We support the decision in Cardali, not only because it clarifies a disparity in appellate practice, but because the opinion presents granular methodology for litigants and trial courts.
6 minute read
By Eric J. Broder | September 22, 2023
Today, largely due to the impact of COVID and the ability of parents to work remotely, from home, or substantially reduce their travel and commute time, a shared parenting plan is closer to the norm. The trend is for parents to develop (or have courts impose on them) a schedule that enables children to have roughly equal time with both parents. This article looks at the various ways to accomplish that goal.
9 minute read
By Alex Anteau | September 21, 2023
An argument for the "right not to procreate" was ultimately ruled upon as a contractual dispute.
5 minute read
By John A. Zurzola | September 21, 2023
Child support past 18 is usually seen in cases where the child has special needs or is disabled. Apart from cases where obvious or profound disabilities can be seen to exist, the issue of a child's disability can be tricky and will depend on the facts or disability indicators that have already been established.
6 minute read
By Alphonse Provinziano | September 20, 2023
"Either the laws should be uniform for child custody jurisdiction, or they aren't, and once they aren't, all bets are off," says Alphonse Provinziano of Provinziano & Associates.
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