Family

Contesting Paternity

Monday, August 29, 2011 by Jon R. Disrud

The law in Texas has changed! It is now possible for a man to contest paternity even if he has been previously ordered to pay child support. The man contesting paternity can demand that a DNA test be... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

New Florida Divorce and Custody Resource Center

Sunday, August 28, 2011 by Howard Iken

The Divorce Center PA, a Florida family law firm has completed the first stage of our new Florida Resource Center. Key legal and counseling resources are now available for major areas of Florida.

Florida Family Law Resources

We are proud to offer this public service to the public in Florida to help them on all their family law and matrimonial law needs.

Howard Iken,... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Ten Tips for Divorcing Parents

Monday, August 22, 2011 by Katie A. McGinley

Katie McGinley is a family law attorney, practicing in Vancouver, WA. You can check out her website at www.kmcginleylaw.com. Her email is: katie@kmcginleylaw.com, or phone: 360-693-0401, if you would like to contact her for a consultation.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

80% OF LAW FIRMS SURVEYED BELIEVE NON-HOURLY BILLING FOR LEGAL SERVICES WILL BE ADOPTED AS A STANDARD BY MOST FIRMS GOING FORWARD

Monday, August 22, 2011 by Mark A. Chinn

Would you go on a cruise without knowing the final cost? Would you
board the boat knowing that your bill would be based upon the number of
hours that people worked on the ship or waited on you? Would you want
to be sent a bill at the end of the cruise based upon the number of
times you talked to crew members and the number of hours they spent
cleaning your room. No!

Would you rather be quoted a single fee for the... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Your Facebook Page Could Effect Your Case

Wednesday, August 17, 2011 by Eric Alvin Ballinger

There is a modern wisdom, "Be careful what you post, it could come
back to haunt you in the courtroom." In this day where everybody has
access to social media through Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and even
blogs, it is astonishing the things that people are willing to put on
line. Some people are willing to make statements they would never dream
of stating in person or even in a letter. Still even more will
communicate the most intimate... Read More

Posted at 22:46 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Important Assets of a Minneapolis Family Lawyer

Wednesday, August 17, 2011 by Leslie L. Kimes

Few legal issues carry a more emotional charge than disputes between family members. Most typically involve the end of a marriage, but any family issue involves long-term relationships that are likely to continue in some form after the legal process is complete. The decisions made during divorce are vital in helping families thrive in their new lives, requiring legal support with the sensitivity to help clients put emotions aside and focus on their futures.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

The Importance of Local Divorce Lawyers

Wednesday, August 17, 2011 by David W. Echols

Even divorcing couples dedicated to quickly reaching agreement discover that the issues, the Oklahoma laws, and the inevitable emotional turmoil add unexpected complexity to the process. Experienced and compassionate legal support is vital to keep individuals grounded and focused on what is truly important and to advise and advocate on their behalf during one of the most emotionally charged experiences in life.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

I Told You So....Use of Tracking Device Equals Domestic Violence Order

Tuesday, August 16, 2011 by Grant J. Robinson

On July 20th, 2011, I wrote about the appellate division upholding the right of an individual to plant a tracking device on a cheating spouse, as long as they don't travel to an area where one would reasonable expect privacy. Last week, the New Jersey appellate division, in an unpublished case, upheld the entry of a final restraining order for stalking against an ex-husband who hired a private investigator to plant a tracking device in his ex-wife's boyfriend's car to determine if she... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Meetings and Greetings

Monday, August 15, 2011 by Katie A. McGinley

Posted at 15:41 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

BACK TO SCHOOL TIPS FOR CO-PARENTS

Monday, August 15, 2011 by Mark A. Chinn

A repost of an article by Jai Kissoon, of OurFamilyWizard.com. We recommend that all divorced parents explore the site as a possibility of making co-parenting easier and more effective.

The new school year is quickly approaching and its time to start
preparing. If you and your co-parents both take part in the upbringing
of your child than this can be a challenging task. Preparing your child Read More

Posted at 09:42 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

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