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Crutchfield v. Lawson states objections to the proper venue for a contempt action can be waived, unlike an objection to subject matter jurisdiction. Read more
Doritis v. Doritis: the court engaged in impermissible modification as it conditioned the ex-husband’s receipt of certain house proceeds under the decree. Read more
Law firms using cloud computing for business must ensure that their clients' data stays safe when it is entrusted to a third party. Read more
Ensuring you receive the right nutrition is an important part of work-life balance and can improve your performance in all areas of your life. Read more
Avoiding appellate landmines in the post-judgment world can help lawyers preclude harm to a client’s rights — both on appeal and in the trial court. Read more
North Dakota Shared Parenting for Kids is a group of North Dakota residents—who wants an end to parental inequality from the court system. Read more
In re. Marriage of Boblitt, the court clarified that the Civil Discovery Act applies to post-judgment hearings in family law matters. Read more
In In Re Parentage of J.W., 2013 IL 114817, Illinois Supreme Court decided that the visitation was more of a right than a privilege. Read more
M.O. v. J.T.R. addressed the issue of whether the court has to analyze the 16 statutory custody factors while deciding a subsidiary issue. Read more
In Minknowitz v. Israeli, it was held that the change of the process to mediation will not invalidate the settlement agreements previously executed. Read more