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Your child has just returned home from a visit with your ex-spouse.

North Carolina treats grandparents seeking custody like any other third-party or non-parent.

We live in an age when both people and transactions cross state borders more and more often. Evidence concerning what occurred in Pennsylvania is often located outside of the four corners of the Commonwealth and thus, beyond the subpoena power of Pennsylvania Courts

Family law attorney Lauren Quinn has been elected to serve on the North Carolina Bar Association's (NCBA) Family Law Section Council.

In 2012 we saw the arrival of a new custody statute that gave the Courts more substantive and procedural guidance concerning how to decide custody cases and a subset of those cases: specifically, relocation.

Those positive elements included family warmth, such as family members' listening to each other.

My clients often provide me with copies of their emails and text communications with their ex-spouse.

Marital separations are a great option for couples amid relationship issues who do not want to divorce each other completely. Marital separations can help a couple reconcile...

Pryor Cashman's Family Law Practice earned a prestigious ranking, and Partners Judith L. Poller and Marcy Katz were individually recognized by Doyles.

You have painstakingly negotiated (or mediated) the terms of a Marital Settlement Agreement over the course of many months. You think you're home free.

What do you think of when you imagine a marriage on the rocks? A massive blow-up argument with raised voices and high conflict? Or perhaps a cheating scandal being unveiled in dramatic fashion?

Can a person claiming to be the decedent's biological child out of wedlock obtain a court order directing DNA testing of the decedent's acknowledged children, in order to verify her claim?...

Often, a settlement agreement or court decision will call for retirement money to be transferred between parties.

One of the more well known "negotiation" strategies in divorce that I have dealt with recently is the litigant who is intent on pressuring/forcing the other party into an inequitable surrender by burying the other party in paperwork, letters, discovery requests, deficiencies, motions, subpoenas, and the like.

What do you think of when you imagine a marriage on the rocks? A massive blow-up argument with raised voices and high conflict? Or perhaps a cheating scandal being unveiled in dramatic fashion?

The Family Court Rules of Civil Procedure are similar to those of the Superior Court and the Court of Common Pleas.

On August 29, 2013, the IRS issued guidance on the treatment of same-sex spouses for federal tax and benefits purposes following the Supreme Court's June 26, 2013 holding in U.S. v. Windsor.