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In early 2022, Bloomberg News reported that Americans can expect to inherit $72.6 trillion over the next quarter century—more than twice as much as a decade ago.

In Pennsylvania, custody cases are governed by the "best interest of the child" standard. This means that the Court will hold a child's best interests in the highest regard...

In a Florida divorce, does property that is otherwise non-marital become marital property merely because one spouse added the other spouse to a deed?

In New York State, a custodial parent's decision to move residence with their child can substantially affect existing custody rights of the parties under a standing Court Order. Child relocations present...

What’s in a name? Litigation over the surnames of the children of unmarried couples is not unusual, and our Supreme Court has addressed these issues a few times over the last two decades.

In California, the idea of "what's mine is yours" is more than just a romantic sentiment, it's the legal default.

In any divorce or separation case, the Court must ‘determine the nature and extent of both separate and community property' before equitably dividing assets and debts.

COVID-19 has forced most, if not all, of us to adjust our daily lives and routines.

Balancing work and family responsibilities can be challenging, especially when facing serious health issues or family obligations. What happens if you need time off to care for a sick loved one or recover...

Bret and Gretchen's recent family law work reflects what drives every member of Diggs & Sadler: steady guidance, strong preparation, and deep respect for our clients' lives.

Superior Court appeals relating to child custody are supposed to be "fast tracked" in recognition of the fact that in the life of a child, a year is a long time.

There are two primary issues to address when dealing with custody, legal and physical custody. Legal custody determines who has the responsibility making decisions regarding the health, religion, education and welfare of the chid(ren).

Wikipedia defines grey divorce as a "term referring to the demographic trend of an increasing divorce rate for older ("grey-haired") couples in long-lasting marriages."

The answer to this question varies by state. There is usually a statute or rule of law directly on point that gives a clear answer. But there are a number of other court decisions and laws

My spouse and I are separated, but we are discussing reconciliation. If we do reconcile, how does this decision affect me?"

If you are glued to your TV on Monday nights watching The Bachelorette speak her mind and hand out red roses, you're certainly not alone. ABC is wrapping up another season of The Bachelorette.

We are slowly observing some flesh of judicial precedent applied to the bones of the custody statute made effective in January, 2011.