IRMO Mayfield
IRMO Mayfield, Illinois Supreme Court (May 23, 2013), held that a lump sum worker’s compensation award was income for child support purposes. Read more
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Bryant v. Bryant
In Bryant v. Bryant, the court said the mother who could not quit cocaine after going through rehabilitative treatment can lose custody of her childre... Read more
Chafin v. Chafin
Chafin v. Chafin: Justice agreed with us that the United States does not lose jurisdiction just because a child is taken from our shores. Read more
Helen S.K. v. Samuel M.K.
Mother's prior 32-hour work week was a product of parties' agreement during their marriage for mother to work fewer hours in order to care for the chi... Read more
D.C. v. J.A.C.
Evidence supported trial court's decision preventing ex-wife from relocating out of state with child and modifying custody. Read more
Kern County Dept. of Child Support Services v. Camacho
Child Support Services v. Camacho: When a party aware of his right to object to a commissioner acting as a judge fails to do so, consent is implied. Read more
Sargon Enterprises, Inc. v. USC
Trial court acted within its discretion in excluding opinion testimony that P company would have become extraordinarily successful had USC completed t... Read more
Marcelo B.
Marcelo B: No abuse of discretion in denying F reunification bypass order where he could not show alcohol treatment led to change in circumstances. Read more
Marriage of Melissa
The validity of a spousal support waiver depends on when it was executed; waiver executed before the enactment of the UPAA was void as against public... Read more
Boyle v. Boyle
Boyle v. Boyle: Beside property division, the trial court said the wife was statutorily entitled to spousal maintenance under Arizona Revised Statute. Read more
Rinegar v. Rinegar
Rinegar v. Rinegar: The family and civil courts both can decide the issue of omitted property because the superior court is one of general jurisdictio... Read more
Walsh v. Walsh
In the case of Walsh v. Walsh, the Arizona Court of Appeals was faced with determining the value of the husband’s professional goodwill in the branch... Read more
In re Marriage of Freitas
In re Marriage of Freitas, a trial court was not precluded from amending a non-final order based on the anticipated presentation of additional evidenc... Read more
L.J.S. v. J.E.S
In the context of fashioning divorce judgments or modifications of such judgments, he judge should consider the tax consequences arising from a judgme... Read more
Tuckman v. Tuckman
Regardless of a parent‑shareholder's ownership percentage in an S corporation, the parent‑shareholder has the burden to present evidence that he or sh... Read more
