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Computer forensics and eDiscovery can play an important role in the outcome of your client’s divorce or family law case, revealing key details that might otherwise remain buried. Read more
A Michigan custody battle makes national headlines and shows how it's the children who become the innocent victims, stuck in the middle of their parents’ dysfunction. Read more
Representing the emotionally-abused client requires hard work, tact, and a strategy to deal with the abuser and contain the damage as much as possible. Read more
Using QDROs to collect chid support works under the Internal Revenue Code. QDROs can also be used to pay alimony or retrieve child support arrearages. Read more
Taxes and military pensions are not simple subjects; they require understanding alimony and income—and tax issues specific to military pension garnishment. Read more
Family lawyers must employ special strategies when negotiating with the pro se party. Which strategy to use depends on the nature of the pro se litigant. Read more
UIFSA spousal support provisions allow modification orders only in the states that issued the initial order—regardless of where parties currently reside. Read more
Can you advise your clients to “clean up” their social media pages? Uncertainties regarding the answer have left lawyers stumbling in an ethical minefield. Read more
Family Lawyer Magazine sought suggestions from divorce lawyers and judges on reforming the divorce process in courts. Here's what they had to say! Read more
U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether same-sex marriage should be permitted across all U.S. states. Read more