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For most people, once their divorce is final they are done with the divorce process and the legal aspects of their case. But this may not be true for everyone.

If you are not receiving court-ordered child support from your child's other parent/guardian (obligor), there are several options in Maryland you can take to begin receiving the payments and recouping past-due amounts.

In a perfect world, the court is supposed to get it right, whether each party perceives the result to be fair or not.

In In re Marriage of Krilich, 2023 IL App (1st) 221198, the testator's children filed a petition against the representatives of the testator's estate to enforce the terms of a 1985 judgment for dissolution of marriage...

Imagine you are drowning. You don’t have a life jacket. Your swimming companion is pushing you further and further under. What do you do?

As frequent readers of this blog may know, earlier this year, we were the winning attorneys in the landmark palimony case, Maeker v. Ross.

In Part 1 of this discussion, I shared some common traits and tactics of high-conflict coparents, who frequently have traits in common with narcissists and cause chaos in the lives of their exes and children.

The Jerry Jones paternity litigation reads like a modern-day soap opera.

Of all the things to complain about during a divorce – the unnecessary contention, the frequent court appearances or the endless road of discovery – the one complaint I hear most frequesntly is about New Jersey's mandatory Parent Education Program.

Divorce, the death of a spouse, or receiving an inheritance can bring emotional upheaval and financial uncertainty. These moments often prompt difficult questions about what comes...

According to a 2009 American Community Survey, only 45.8% of children reach the age of 17 while still living with their biological parents who were married before or around the time of their birth.

Last month brought us the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that same sex marriages need to be recognized. While this is a milestone in its own right, the devil is often in the details.

Arizona Family Courts, like all courts dealing with the trauma and fluid emotions surrounding the break-up of families, constantly grapple with the issue of where to draw the line

On March 23, 2023, Ohio joined 48 other states in allowing married partners to enter into postnuptial agreements that alter their marital legal rights. The newfound legality of postnuptial...

As part of the "Great Wealth Transfer," privately owned businesses with an aggregate value estimated at $10 trillion or more are expected to change hands. Many of these businesses will be sold to a third-party buyer.

Last month the Pennsylvania Supreme Court put an end to what was a five year experiment with court appointed ombudsmen tasked to decide minor custody disputes.

We have written before on the topics of the use and misuse of the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, and representing a litigant in a domestic violence matter.