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Unique Issues With Dividing Property Under a Short-Term Marriage

Unique Issues With Dividing Property Under a Short-Term Marriage

Divorce Court has Authority to Award One Parent Sole Decision Making Responsibility For The Children

Divorce Court has Authority to Award One Parent Sole Decision Making Responsibility For The Children

The Massachusetts Alimony Statute Permits the Court to Order Rehabilitative Alimony Based on the Prospect of Future Employment

The Massachusetts Alimony Statute Permits the Court to Order Rehabilitative Alimony Based on the Prospect of Future Employment

DuPage Family Law Firm Recognizes Attorney's 2014 Accomplishments

Wheaton, Illinois divorce and family law firm Anderson & Associates, P.C. acknowledges attorneys Kiley M. Whitty and for her recent professional accomplishments.

The Difference Between Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements

Weddings should be one of the happiest moments in any person’s life and they definitely are if the right precautions are taken. Of course, matrimony is all about love, but you also have to think about the long haul - including prenuptial and postnuptial contracts.

Gaza's Hidden Turmoil: Islamic Courts, Domestic Violence and Women

This article explores Sharia law, the Hanafi school, women and domestic violence within this religious context. Also, this article proposes strategies to change the plight of women suffering domestic violence in Gaza.

New Divorce Relocation Law in Pennsylvania

The Superior Court of Pennsylvania addresses what factors should be considered, when there is a currently a custody agreement in effect, which acknowledged and approved the relocation of Father to Florida, but Father now seeks relocation of the children through a Petition to Modify Custody.

Net Income in Support Matters

Determining Net Income in Child and Spousal Support Matters

Custody Matters in Bucks County

Custody in a Bucks County divorce is a great concern for both parents. Child custody is perhaps the most emotionally difficult aspect of divorce. The details can be extremely important and frequently burdensome to get through.

Contested versus Uncontested Divorces in Georgia

In Georgia, there are two types of divorces, uncontested and contested. The main difference in how the Settlement Agreement resolving the issues related to the marriage is reached,. This article distiguishes between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce

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