When we link to a case (usually by simply highlighting the case in red, although that may change soon to make it more obvious) if the status of the case has changed, the link will be to the newest online version. That’s how we discovered discretionary review was granted August !5, 2007 in Rankin v....Read More
Take this 2000 mediate.com article by JAMS neutral and former U.S. Magistrate John W. Cooley, Defining the Ethical Limits of Acceptable Deception in Mediation for a spin. This article proceeds from the premise that consensual deception is the essence of caucused mediation.Read More
From Shannon Cavers at Houston, Texas Divorce and Family Law Attorney Blog: An important question I ask of all clients is whether they have a secure e-mail address and a “safe place” to receive mail from my office.Read More
Clark v. Clark, ___ S. W. 3d ___ (Ky. App. 2007) DESIGNATED TO BE PUBLISHED: AFFIRMING IN PART; VACATING AND REMANDING IN PART PANEL: ACREE PRESIDING; KELLER AND LAMBERT CONCURRING; COUNTY: JEFFERSON DATE RENDERED: 9/21/2007Read More
Shown v. Shown, ___S.W.3d__ (Ky. 2007) PUBLISHED: REVERSING PANEL: SCOTT PRESIDING; MINTON, NOBLE AND SCHRODER CONCURRING; CUNNINGHAM CONCURRING IN RESULT ONLY; ABRAMSON NOT SITTING COUNTY: OHIO DATE RENDERED: 9/20/2007Read More
Over lunch a few years ago at an ABA Family Law Section meeting in Seattle, I remember Mark Chinn singing the praises of his business coach, Atticus. You can hear Mark Chinn and Mark Powers of Atticus in a telephone seminar on Wednesday, September 26.Read More
We are going to try to get you the new “to be published” family law cases sooner than in the past. Digests will follow, but here are the three Court of Appeals cases released today and one Supreme Court decision from yesterday, in case you want to link to the entire opinions. M.B. v. V....Read More
