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The link for info on the National Center for Family Law’s First National Family Law Symposium: State of the Family 2007 can be found here. The University of Richmond School of Law and Virginia CLE have combined their resources to provide a national symposium on family law that will bring together family law attorneys, GALs...
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Because discussion is circulating that the Court of Appeals may be moved to publish this case, we are digesting it for you. Christian v. Clemente (unpublished)
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Marcia Oddi at Indiana Law Blog has been doing my work for me while I was on vacation with her post here quoting from the L.A. Times about a recent decision holding that unlike remarriage, a registered domestic partnership does not terminate alimony. State marriage laws say that alimony ends when the former spouse remarries,...
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Wireman v. Perkins (To be published)
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RHODES V. PEDERSON FAMILY LAW: ORDER ENTERED AFTER DEATH OF PARTY 2006-CA-000909 PUBLISHED: AFFIRMING PANEL: KELLER PRESIDING; COMBS, BUCKINGHAM CONCUR COUNTY: LYON DATE RENDERED: 7/6/2007
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PR and Law Firm Marketing was the video clip about blogs that was presented at the March, 2007 American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers meeting and seminar at Grand Cayman, Island about which I posted here. President Gaetano Ferro gave me permission to post it, commenting that it was well received and deserved to be disseminated....
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In view of the chaotic state of paternity law across the country, I think the following law review article digests, compiled by Nancy Ver Steegh in her Annual Survey of Periodical Literature published in the Family Law Quarterly, Vol 40, No 4, Winter 2007 is helpful: Nancy E. Dowd, Fathers and the Supreme Court: Founding...
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Here is an interesting new Michigan case courtesy of Jeanne Hannah at Updates In Michigan Family Law.
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