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Divorce Decrees

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  1. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Top 10 in Law Blogs: Competition Law, Divorce Decrees, NJ Ban the Box

    Before you jump into today's Top 10, be sure to check out this post on Please Advise on what's new at LexBlog from Director of Engagement Audrea Fink. That's a good…

  2. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    Thanksgiving and divorce parenting time

    By Michelle May O'Neil

    Holiday season always seems to sneak up on us. In the blink of an eye, you go from carving pumpkins and picking out Halloween costumes to feasting on turkey and…

  3. Pennsylvania Family Law

    WHEN IS AN ALIMONY MODIFICATION AN AGREEMENT AND WHEN IS IT NOT.

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    On October 5th of this year, the Superior Court disposed of an alimony modification request that was decided by the trial court in October, 2014.  The facts and the ruling…

  4. Utah Family Blawg

    Court Can Modify Decree without Evidentiary Hearing. Commissioner Cannot Modify Property Agreements Under Rule 106.

    By grantutahfamilyblawg-blogspot-com

    Gullickson v. Gullickson, 2013 UT App 83 Utah Court of Appeals April 4, 2013 Wife intended to relocate and filed a Petition to Modify.  Husband opposed Wife’s removal of the…

  5. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    Is Your Divorce Decree Also A Contract?

    These are valid ways to deal with post-divorce problems.

  6. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    Divorce Decree: Final Step in The Divorce Proceeding

    By Michelle May O'Neil

    After a decision is reached, whether by settlement or trial, a divorce decree is entered.

  7. Virginia Family Law Journal

    Refusal to Register a Michigan Divorce Decree to Secure Custody Proper Where that Decree Had Been Subsequently Modified.

    By Rob Hagy

     In Morrison v. Morrison, the Virginia Court of Appeals, in a published opinion, upheld the circuit court’s refusal to register and enforce a 2003 Michigan divorce decree in the Commonwealth giving…

  8. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    What does “is” mean? The Importance of Drafting

    By Michelle May O'Neil

    In a meeting yesterday with a client, he asked me why we couldn't agree for the attorney for his soon-to-be-ex wife to draft the final divorce decree so she would…

  9. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    File Breach of Contract Suit In Any District Court

    By Michelle May O'Neil

    Houston Court of Appeals holds that any district court has jurisdiction to hear breach of contract actions based on provisions in a divorce decree.

  10. Dallas Divorce Law Blog

    No Debtors Prison for Failing to Make Car Payment

    By Michelle May O'Neil

    A new case out of the Tyler Court of Appeals hold that a contempt order ordering imprisonment for failure to make car payments required by a divorce decree is void…