Robert C. Ewald, President, Kentucky Bar Association, writes in a letter to the editor: Andrew Wolfson’s excellent article about the thorny questions of paternal rights (‘Ky cases pose question: What defines a father?’ March 18) well demonstrates the extraordinarily difficult issues our judges face when resolving disputes that have such an enormous effect on the...Read More
From the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals: On February 10, 2007, the Council of the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution voted to create a Collaborative Law Committee.Read More
Online resources for dividing U.S. Government Thrift Savings Plans for active duty military can be found here. Resources for federal civilian employees can be found here.Read More
Both The Family Law Prof Blog and The Indiana Law Blog have posts about adult adoptions of a partner who becomes an heir. From The Family Law Prof Blog: “On an island liberally sprinkled with the affluent and well-connected members of such clans as Bush, du Pont, Rockefeller and Cabot, the Watson family occupies a...Read More
The Kentucky Supreme Court granted discretionary review of Hinshaw v. Hinshaw on March 14, 2007. The case was digested here and was one of the cases included within Andrew Wolfson’s Courier-Journal front page story yesterday, online here.Read More
The Indiana Law Blog has an exhaustive post updating us on Indiana law in this area after some excellent hand-picked excerpts from Andrew Wolfson’s article in yesterday’s Courier-Journal. Check it out.Read More
Blawg Review #100 features posts from each of the prior 99 hosts of the weekly tour of the blawgosphere. It is a massive piece and was posted a day early to give us a more leisurely time to enjoy it. What was I thinking when I agreed to host #101? Surely I could have surmised...Read More
In a companion Courier-Journal article to Ky. cases post question: What defines a father, Andrew Wolfson writes today Some states handle paternity with Uniform Parentage Act .Read More
Andrew Wolfson in today’s Courier-Journal reports on the husband/paternity fraud/bio-dad cases working their way though the Kentucky Courts. The front page story is here. His report is well researched, well written and accurate, as usual. Even if I had not read it while enjoying my coffee this morning, I would have known something significant had...Read More