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The nicest part of being named among the top family law blogs by Prenuptial Agreements was discovery of a number of family law blogs that have not previously been followed here. We’ll try to review them and get some added to our blogroll soon. Maybe it’s wanderlust, but I am particularly eager to check out...
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Pure gold: Ten Settlement Conference/Mediation Traps For The Unwary, from Settle It Now Negotiation Blog.
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Court holds that parents do not have to be found unfit for state to be granted custody of out of control mentally ill child, an interesting post from LawReader re a Washington decision.
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Check out Beyond googling: More and more, lawyers are using social networking sites as litigation tools at Indiana Law Blog. We routinely Google. Guess it’s time to get with the times and add Facebook and MySpace.
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AOC News: Court information now available to victims through VINE Court Service from Kentucky Law Review. From the press release: For 12 years the safety of victims and the acronym VINE have gone hand in hand in Kentucky. Now that protection has extended beyond the confines of the jail cell, when offenders are released from...
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From The Family Law Profs Blog last week: California Governor Schwarzenegger Vetoes Gay Marriage Bill Call for Papers: Yale Law Journal Pocket Part
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From Charlie Abut at New Jersey Family Law: The wife was not eligible for the benefits of “Innocent Spouse” treatment under Internal Revenue Code Section 6015. Thus, the tax penalties, interest and liabilities in question were not solely attributable to the husband. The wife was deemed to have had actual knowledge of the understatements of...
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Andrea Schneider at Marquette University Law School has a forthcoming article with disconcerting but not surprising conclusions, What Family Lawyers are Really Doing When They Negotiate. From the abstract: After discussing what skills are needed for effective negotiation behavior, the Article then looks more closely at how family lawyers in particular are negotiating.
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