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The drafting and negotiation of prenuptial agreements is an area that can be fraught with complexity and danger for the lawyers involved.

The holiday season can be a magical, wonderful time for children. Unfortunately, some of that magic and wonder may be lost if separated or divorced parents are not adequately prepared

In this special pro bono episode of MoFo Perspectives, MoFo associates Spencer McManus and Karen Leung speak with partner Derek Foran and National Abortion Federation (NAF)...

For litigants seeking to have a Commissioner’s decision reviewed by a Family Court Judge, Delaware law provides that a party may file this internal appeal "within 30 days from the date of [the] Commissioner's order."

The Delaware Judiciary recently issued its 2015 Annual Report. The Report includes a message from Chief Justice Strine, as well messages from the Chancellor, President or Chief Judge from each Court.

Leslie Spoltore in our Wilmington office recently wrote about Delaware's passing a children's "Bill of Rights" into law.

In the case of Cooper v. Cooper, No. 642, 2014 (June 22, 2015), Ms. Cooper sought to challenge a Family Court partition order that permitted her former husband, Mr. Cooper, to buy out her interest in jointly titled real estate without requiring that he remove her from the mortgage and/or home equity loan associated with the property.

On this episode, your host Jay Dahlin sits down with Andrea Muchin, Partner with Schiller DuCanto & Fleck, and Liz Xilas, Senior Vice President and Senior Financial Advisor with Rappaport Reiches Capital Management...

There is no question that pets can be and often are beloved members of the family.

In this podcast, Eliana Baer and Robert Epstein highlight the special considerations that should be taken into account when divorcing someone who has a narcissistic personality.

My colleague and long-suffering Mets fan, Robert Epstein, in our Roseland office wrote a blog post in July about an interesting New Jersey case.

Michael sits down with Samantha Klein, of the Withers Family Law Team, to discuss the complex nature of family law, and the particular complexities for those in the public eye.

Not all parents obey custody orders. It happens all the time; special days and holidays are missed; vacations are ruined; time with one's child that is so precious is ignored...

I’m happy to share that today the Supreme Court denied certiorari on ALL of the gay marriage cases.

Congress passed and the President signed into law implementing legislation which will gives the treaty the procedural rules to operate.

In Episode 17 of Until Death Do Us Pod, we're taking a closer look at the critical role psychologists play in divorce and custody cases.

In the unpublished (non-precedential) recent case of N.G. v. N.B.G., the Appellate Court declined to enforce a provision in the parties’ Marital Settlement Agreement that permitted the parties to retain a Parenting Coordinator to resolve co-parenting issues, due to the existence of a Final Restraining Order ...