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Basics to Know About Domestic Violence
Recently, the Federal Government announced the month of October as National Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Sadly, domestic violence…
Read MoreCOVID-19 and Custody
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected millions of people worldwide and has caused us to fundamentally change the way we conduct…
Read MoreUnvaccinated: Grounds for Removal of Custody?
A Cook County judge in Chicago recently made what has been called an “unprecedented” decision in a family law case.…
Read MoreSo, What About Your Personal Property – Is It Yours?
Anything that you owned prior to your marriage, that you received through inheritance, or that was a gift to you…
Read MoreThe Rundown on Custody Evaluations: A Q&A
When a divorce involves children and a court-issued custody evaluation, the parents can understandably be uneasy about the process, what…
Read MoreWhy Would I Pay Alimony If My Soon To Be Ex-Spouse Has a Job?
Most people understand that when there is a divorce, one party sometimes has to pay alimony to support the other…
Read MoreShould You Consider a Collaborative Divorce?
A collaborative divorce—or the legal process in which a couple enters a formal agreement to work together, out of court,…
Read MoreVisitation Rights of Grandparents in North Carolina
The breakup of a family with children gives rise to the question of custody and visitation. In the vast majority…
Read MoreSupreme Court: Public Schools Are Limited in Regulating Student Speech Made Out of School
On June 23, 2021, the Supreme Court announced its decision in Mahoney Area School District v. B. L., an important…
Read MoreAutodialer Claims Are No Longer Automatic
Autodialer Claims Are No Longer Automatic How The Supreme Court’s TCPA Ruling In Facebook, Inc. V. Duguid Reestablishes Some Semblance…
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