Family Law Blog

It finally happened. Every legal mentor I have ever encountered has told me that the day would come when I would face it directly. However, no matter the countless warnings, I stood there in shock when it happened. The politicalization of our judiciary slapped me hard and it was an experience I will never forget, because frankly, I can not afford to forget it.

In elementary school, we are taught that our "forefathers" decided that an appointment on the Supreme Court should... Read More

This article will serve as the first in a series pertaining to the interplay between the individual’s right to privacy and institution of marriage. In the landmark decision in Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court of the United States of America stuck down a Connecticut state law prohibiting the use of contraceptives, explicitly ruling that Americans are afforded a right to privacy within their marriage. The concept of the right of privacy has since expanded to include... Read More