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Yesterday Judge Bunning (E.D. Ky.) issued his ruling to the effect that a county clerk may not, based upon her personal objection to same-sex marriage, refuse to issue any marriage licenses.

Dimensions of Diversity host Lloyd Freeman brings in Minji Kim, a student at Boston University of Law, to have a chat about names and their ethical significance.

Julia Swain sat down with CBS Philly to dispel the common divorce myths assumed by many.

The initial days and weeks following a separation are emotional and challenging.

Discover the ins and outs of premarital agreements in our latest podcast episode. Join Dickinson Wright's Family Law attorneys Leonce Richard and Marlene Pontrelli...

For divorced or separated parents the consideration of where a child primarily resides can be an important issue at tax time.

The new law increased the allowable payment to 20% of the current support, or at least $20, if a person has not made a payment within one calendar month.

On September 26, the Pennsylvania Senate returned to session and adopted amendments to the Pennsylvania Divorce Code that reduced the period by which a party can secure a no-fault divorce on the basis of irretrievable breakdown from two years to one.

Until Death Do Us Pod examines the challenges couples face as they work their way through a failing marriage. Hosted by Schiller DuCanto & Fleck senior partner Jay Dahlin, we will hear from family law attorneys...

The long awaited decision in the Gnall case is being released tomorrow (7/29/15). Previously, we have blogged about the Gnall v. Gnall case.

A reasonable amount of uncertainty, speculation, and even fear is expected with any change. Recently, we have seen a change among states and laws governing child welfare agencies and same-sex adoption.

‘Tis the season for holiday parties, and it’s my belief that narcissists are overly prevalent at parties. Social gatherings provide a great opportunity for a narcissist to show off and shine.

I thought if I had a legal degree I might be able to do more to help them.

Feelings of guilt, competition, or remorse sometimes lead a parent to be tempted to spend parenting time in trips to the toy store and special activities.

When international families and individuals come to California, they are often surprised by the state's treatment of marital assets.

A recent review of various studies looking at programs for youth aging out of foster care found no evidence supporting any of the interventions included in the studies.

A recent article in Medical News Today highlights a study by University of Washington Associate sociology Prof. Julie Brines and doctoral candidate Brian Serafini that found patterns in the timing of filing for divorce.