While our firm has strong financial expertise, Michael Roe has always had a strong focus on child custody issues, including complex child custody litigation.
In Illinois law, the term “child custody” has been replaced by “allocation of parental responsibilities” and
Michael Roe has for many years focused a significant part of his practice on Child Custody issues, including Parental Alienation cases. Few lawyers nationally have the background, experience, and dedication to this critical issue in Family Law. As a long
Tennessee child custody case summary on grandparent visitation in divorce and family law.
Grandmother failed to establish need for grandparent visitation.
Deborah Fly et al., v. Haley Rae Fly et al.
The mother in this Wilson County, Tennessee, Juvenile Court
Using nice round numbers, international adoption is in a free fall and about to hit rock bottom. From its peak in 2004 of 23,000 incoming international adoptions, it has precipitously declined to a new low of 1,000 international adoptions in
Today is the day American taxpayers all line up to be “counted.” It is also a time when we naturally think about what we own and whether it will be enough. Part of trying to make certain it is enough
Ilyssa Panitz freely admits she gave up the financial reins when she got married.
“I did not keep an eye on the money, even though I got married later in life,” says Panitz, 54, who lives in Westchester County, N.Y.
Tennessee case summary on the divorce process.
Wife fails to get continuance after going through multiple attorneys.
Justin Zachery Conners v. Kelly Suzanne Hahn
In 2019, the husband in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case filed for divorce from his wife
What steps must a Tennessee parent take to relocate with their child?
In its April 10th decision in Angello v. Angello, the Third Department upheld the trial determination that a wife’s refusal to approve a mid-action sale of the husband’s insolvent business constituted a wasteful dissipation of the largest marital asset.
When couples separate, the tendency is to “lawyer up” at the outset and let your attorneys do the negotiating. In many aspects this is a sensible approach because most mortals don’t know a lot about divorce economics in terms of