Topic
Custody
121 published works
Lancaster Law Blog
Custody During COVID-19: What’s Best for the Kids?
As if the fears and uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus aren't enough, many parents may find themselves having to balance concern for their children's health with their current custody agreement. How…
Dickinson Law News
Even in Divorce, the Coronavirus is Everywhere
By The Newsroom
Coronavirus is everywhere. Figuratively speaking, it is prevalent on the news. But literally speaking, there are at least 84 countries with confirmed COVID-19 cases, according to this report by the Centers…
Hello Divorce Blog
Marriage Story: Best Picture Nominee, But is it an Accurate Portrayal of Divorce?
By Erin Levine
Legally speaking: just how “real” is Marriage Story, anyway? This week, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences named Netflix film Marriage Story Best Picture nominee. But, as you’ll…
Bartlesville Law Blog
Sole Custody, Full Custody, and Joint Custody – Differences Explained
By Kyle Persaud
NOTE: The information provided on this website is not intended to be, and does not constitute, the giving of legal advice. The information provided here is not intended to be,…
Global Fintech & Digital Assets Blog
Can Broker-Dealers HODL? SEC and FINRA Say Keep It Noncustodial for Now
The regulators attempt to clarify their position on the possible custody of digital assets by broker-dealers, but questions remain. By Stephen P. Wink, Cameron R. Kates, Shaun Musuka, and Deric…
Virtual Currency Report
Blockchain Week in Review: Week of July 12, 2019
By Eric Wasik
U.S. Developments Regulatory Developments SEC and FINRA Issue Joint Statement on Digital Asset Custody Issues On July 8, 2019, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: Arriving Aliens, Custody, and Interagency Determinations Post Jennings by M. Isabel Medina
Arriving Aliens, Custody, and Interagency Determinations Post Jennings by M. Isabel MedinaAbstractCurrently, federal statutes and regulations give the Department of Homeland Security vast authority to detain noncitizens in a variety of…
The Fiduciary Litigator
OCC Announces That It Will Consider Rule Changes On Fiduciary Capacity and Non-Fiduciary Custody Activities
The OCC recently issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) regarding the scope of activities that are fiduciary in nature, as well as the requirements of non-fiduciary custody activities of…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Do You Suspect Your Ex’s New Significant Other Is Abusing Your Kids?
By Jason Brown
You've finalized the divorce process and are ready to move on with your life. Unfortunately, if you have kids, the complications are far from over. No matter the nature of…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Judges’ Subject Matter Expertise and Personal Ideologies May be Linked to More Gender Bias in Rulings
By Tracy Thomas
ABA J, Judges' Expertise May Correlated with More Gender Bias in Some Cases, Study SaysJudges' subject-matter expertise—and personal ideologies—may be linked to more gender bias in their rulings, according to a…