Ten Mistakes Even Good Mediators Make is post from Mediator Blah Blah and is well worth reading. Geoff Sharp, the author of this blog, knows his stuff. He credits New York attorney Stephen A. Hockman for the list,...
While beyond the scope of this blog. the Indiana Law Blog published last evening Judicial Surveys Vex the Bench, offering comment and a link at the end to a number of other posts on the politics of electing...
While I am not a proponent of electing our judges, with all Kentucky Family Court Judges facing election in November, the following post from Baton Rouge is timely. Many of our candidates will get less press. What is...
Retired Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Martin E. Johnstone’s comments in the Louisville Bar Briefs which cite the challenges blogs pose to the judiciary were directed at political blogs and not legal blogs, I am pleased to report. Further,...
In cases where both parents care for the children half the time and both earn equal incomes, there usually isn’t a need for fixed child support, only an agreement for the division of agreed upon expenses. These arrangements...
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