Over half the children subject to custody proceedings and rules are currently too young to be vaccinated for COVID. What if one parent is not vaccinated for COVID and the other objects to visitation time with the unvaccinated parent?
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It is in the best interests of a three-year-old daughter for the father and anyone regularly supervising his access to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or else undergo regular testing. So held New York County Supreme Court Justice Matthew F. Cooper
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When must a parent know of a child’s existence for the ground of abandonment by wanton disregard in a Tennessee termination of parental rights?
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Brooks Irvine, Kate Anderson and Miles Mason, Sr. attended the ABA Family Law Section’s 2021 Fall Conference held at Disney’s Yacht Club. Lots of learning. Friendships made and rekindled after a 2 year break for in-person conferences. Congratulations to
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TBA FLS Family Law Forum: Oct. 8, 2021
How Not to Lose Your Footing in the Marital Estate: Building a Marital Balance Sheet and Making it Work for Your Client
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Wisconsin is a community property state. What does that mean? All assets and debts acquired during the marriage are joint property to be divided equally in divorce.
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From an article posted today on Dr. Michael Bone’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/drjmichaelbone
I think the interest in this is related to the difficulty in identifying if parental alienation is going on or if it is not. To this very day,
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Is Bankruptcy wrong? An issue that often surrounds bankruptcy is whether filing for bankruptcy is morally wrong. People consider their moral compass. Life happens. Society weighs on. There are moral and ethical rules that created our system of bankruptcy, yet
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You’ve probably heard the phrase “forgive and forget” many times and it’s probably made you roll your eyes concerning your ex. After all, how can you forget all the pain and frustration they put you through? Truth is, you probably
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Unmarried Parent Child Support Parents have a responsibility to provide for their children and meet their basic needs. Illinois child support laws require that both parents accept this responsibility while their children are minors. This financial responsibility is required no
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