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We have written about electronic discovery and Pennsylvania's wiretapping law on this blog before. For family law attorneys, they are issues which can be critical to your case, but also present a minefield of ethical and evidentiary issues.

The Department of Homeland Security and the State Departments have issued policies and procedures.

Prior posts have explored the best interest factors that the Family Court must consider in connection with a petition for custody or visitation.

Continuing on a topic from prior posts, WCCO recently covered the efforts of the new Minnesota Alimony Reform Group to overhaul Minnesota's spousal maintenance laws, starting with a bill on cohabitation.

"We can do this the easy way or the hard way." I tried finding the movie that this saying came from but it is in many.

The recent decision of the Colorado Supreme Court in Johnson Family Law P.C. v. Bursek, 2024 CO 1, ¶¶ 17-9, 2024 WL 159107, *5, clarifies the ethical prohibition against lawyers...

Periodically I am asked questions about name changes for children or whether a mother is obligated to use the biological father’s last name for the child (answer: she’s not).

This week a judge in upstate New York ordered a son out of his parent's home. Michael Rotondo may not have wanted to leave, but at 30 years old, the judge agreed with the parents, he had no right to stay.

The opinion was published on December 21, 2016.

Papers are filed, the dissolution action is pending before the Court, and you may think you are on your way to living separate and apart from the other person for the rest of your lives.

In this captivating episode, Jay Dahlin leads a deep and insightful conversation with two distinguished experts in their respective fields.

It has become much more common for people to generate income using the internet. It is something that can be done at any time and only requires the amount of commitment that a party is willing to devote to it.

Oftentimes, inheritances are considered separate property and are not divided in divorce.

In a recent order, ALJ Cheney granted leave for Complainant to personally serve certain foreign Respondents because the ITC was unable to successfully serve those Respondents.

This week, the Supreme Court of Texas will hear oral arguments in a case between the State Judicial Commission and a Waco Justice of the Peace that refuses to conduct same-sex weddings, citing her religious beliefs.

We learned this week that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may have used personal email accounts to transact State Department business.

The November 2014 ruling in the Connecticut Supreme Court in the case of Byrne v. Avery Center for Obstetrics and Gynecology, P.C., — A.3d —-, 2014, WL 5507439 (2014) has been discussed in a number of posts on this blog.