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Life insurance and support arrangements become the first casualty after love flies away from a relationship, which eventually leads to divorce. Read more
Reasl estate and divorce are inseparable when it comes to litigation. Due to several factors the spouse with primary custody gets to retain the family’s residence. Read more
Could an alternate payee's account be used for allocation fo plan expenses in a defined contribution plan? It is unclear from the law. Find out why! Read more
This retirement benefit can save your divorcing client money. However, situations differ, requiring you to run the numbers before you advise the client. Read more
When writing a cohabitation agreement, most attorneys look to a pre-nuptial agreement as a model, since, even today, pre-nuptial agreements are far more common than cohabitation agreements.... Read more
Often, dissolution cases become a "he said, she said" fight, with two diametrically different versions of the same incidents and lifestyles. The introduction of documentary evidence to suppo... Read more
McNamee v. McNamee: The court exempted the property the husband received from his father from division upon marriage breakdown. Read more
The Congress simplified securing health insurance benefits for children of divorcing parents through a form called the National Medical Support Notice. Read more
Failing to properly close a file in family law cases shall deprive you of a great marketing tool. It lets you make referrals and get feedback from clients. Read more
To prevent malpractice and waking up in the middle of the night, effective, reliable case management systems must be employed at all costs. Read more
