International relocations can be overwhelmingly difficult to process, and if you are the parent who stays behind, one fear may outweigh everything else: can a judge let a child move to another country without explaining why the decision is safe?
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Child’s School-Age Transition Justifies Modified Parenting Schedule in Clarksville, Tennessee: Bagwell v. Bagwell
Protecting a Kid Can be a Crime
On May 19, we wrote about an emerging trend to find parents civilly and criminally liable for the criminal or tortious conduct of their children. Teen Management & The Summer of ‘26 | Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog …
Is an Inheritance Divided in a South Carolina Divorce?
A parent leaves you money, a family member leaves you a house, or you receive an investment account that has been in your family for decades. Then your marriage ends. Is an inheritance divided in a South Carolina divorce? Usually,…
What Happens When a Spouse Wastes Marital Assets Before Divorce in South Carolina?
If you discover an unusual transfer, a valuable item sold for far less than expected, or a string of unexplained withdrawals, you may worry that there will be nothing left to divide in your divorce. South Carolina Family Court can…
Baby’s Here! The Wisconsin New Parent Legal & Financial Checklist
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Emergency Custody Orders in South Carolina: When Immediate Court Action May Be Available
If you believe your child is in danger with the other parent, waiting for a regular custody hearing may seem impossible. South Carolina Family Court may grant emergency temporary relief, sometimes without first notifying the other parent, when the facts…
Court Orders Are Not Optional: Contempt, Self-Help and Rule 43 in S.L v A.C and Another (2026/047264) [2026] ZAWCHC 536 (17 September 2026).
The facts: an attempt to recover a Mercedes-Benz in the midst of protracted divorce litigationS.L v A.C and Another (2026/047264) [2026] ZAWCHC 536 (17 September 2026) concerned an application arising from protracted divorce proceedings between the applicant and the first…
What I Learned From the Research: A Review of Peer-Reviewed DV Literature (Part 4)
Background: I recently read and synthesized a slew of peer-reviewed law journal articles (including Family Court Review articles) published between 2016-2023, on the topics of domestic violence and coercive control.[1] Here’s what I learned. I haven’t attempted to…


