The Kentucky Law Review has been covering the Kentucky Summit on Children: Here are the dates for upcoming Regional Kentucky Summits on Children Ky Youth Summit: “Real Protection for Kids” (CJ Ed.) Kentucky’s Summit on Children Held Aug. 27-29 with Regional Summits in the futureRead More
The Kentucky Supreme Court granted discretionary review last week in Cameron v. Cameron, link here to case. As the Kentucky Court of Appeals designated its decision as “not to be published” it has not been digested here, but we will do so soon. The issues are whether the trial court erred in finding the parties...Read More
How states will deal with divorces between same-sex partners legally married in another state or country is an issue family lawyers are watching and busy planning strategies.Read More
As family courts struggle with huge caseloads and as a movement to informalize procedure gains ground, Family Law Prof Blog has this to say about Elkins v. Superior Court (California Supreme Court, August 6, 2007) The California Supreme Court has invalidated a county court rule that required divorce trials be submitted on written declarations and...Read More
Parties to mediation blogging about the mediation should come as no surprise, on the heels of litigants blogging, as we reported here, here, and here.Read More
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