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  1. Roberts Disability Law Blog

    When Divorce Ends Employer Health Coverage: Court Dismisses Former Spouse’s ERISA Claims as Untimely and Preempted

    By Michelle Roberts

    In Ioannidis v. Benefit Program for Mass General Brigham and Membership Organization Plan (501), No. 25-12197-FDS, 2026 WL 2874084 (D. Mass. Sept. 24, 2026), District Judge Saylor granted the defendants’…

  2. North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog

    Can a North Carolina Judge Base Alimony on Last Year’s Paycheck?

    By Woodruff Family Law Group

    Has your income changed since your divorce case began? Many parents involved in an alimony case may see a new job or pay cut occur after a case begins and…

  3. Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog

    Kyrsten Sinema’s Interesting Defense

    By Mark Ashton

    We wrote about Ammel v. Sinema earlier this month (9/5/26) noting that there are still states that allow lawsuits seeking damages for interfering with a marriage (alienation of affection). While…

  4. Futeral and Nelson Law Blog

    What is a Temporary Hearing in South Carolina?

    By Stephan Futeral

    Every divorce or custody case will end one of two ways: (1) the parties decide the outcome through a settlement or (2) the judge decides the outcome through a trial.…

  5. Futeral and Nelson Law Blog

    What Happens When a Spouse Wastes Marital Assets Before Divorce in South Carolina?

    By Stephan Futeral

    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…

  6. Futeral and Nelson Law Blog

    Can My Spouse Empty Our Bank Account Before or During a SC Divorce?

    By Stephan Futeral

    A sudden zero balance can make a separation or divorce feel like an emergency. If your spouse withdraws money from a bank account before or during a South Carolina divorce,…

  7. Futeral and Nelson Law Blog

    What if My Spouse Refuses to Sign Divorce Papers in SC?

    By Stephan Futeral

    A spouse cannot prevent a South Carolina divorce indefinitely simply by refusing to sign paperwork. Refusing to sign may mean the divorce is contested, but it does not stop a…

  8. Family Law Headquarters

    Should you prune your social media friends during a divorce or family law case?

    By Kirk C. Stange Esq.

    Social media can become surprisingly complicated during a divorce, custody dispute, or other contested family law matter. People often focus... The post Should you prune your social media friends during…

  9. Hawley, Kaufman & Kautzer, S.C. Blog

    Modifying Spousal Support in Wisconsin: Income Changes & Cohabitation

    By Hawley, Kaufman & Kautzer, S.C. Staff

    What you need to know when your ex files to change your spousal support (maintenance) order. You’ve been served. Just a few years after the divorce, your ex Dan has…

  10. North Carolina Divorce Lawyers Blog

    What Must Courts Explain When Awarding Alimony in North Carolina?

    By Woodruff Family Law Group

    In many divorces, at some point the conversation shifts from what went wrong during the marriage to what each person can afford after it. Then the court may have to…