The Family Law Professor’s Blog has linked to an insightful and troubling article published by the New York Times. A quoted excerpt from the profs: “They are the hidden side of the government’s stepped-up efforts to track down and deport illegal immigrants: Toddlers stranded at day care centers or handed over to ill-equipped relatives. Siblings...Read More
I don’t know Hon. Leonard N. Arnold. I hope he doesn’t mind me swallowing his blog post at New Jersey Law Blog whole. The blog is a firm promotional site of the sort to which I do not usually link, although I do note that John S. Eory, an AAML Fellow, is a shareholder in...Read More
Last fall my nephew videotaped and edited a “hot tip” to be presented, with others, at the national American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers spring meeting last week. It’s just as well the outline wasn’t printed. When Joey finished filming, my brother told me he was beta testing Explorer 7.0 and he showed me how it...Read More
One of the highlights of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers CLE last week was Steven D. Stark who presented on public speaking. When I returned to Louisville I checked his website and found this synopsis of one of his presentations, which is very similar to what he delivered to the AAML, but we only...Read More
House Bill 396 (extend domestic violence protection to dating partners): dead. The legislative history is below the fold. Related info: see today’s digest of a new, to be published Kentucky case.Read More
Senate Bill 220 (require prosecution in certain child support arrearage cases): dead House Bill 369 (raise minimum child support obligation to $100 per month): dead. The legislative history of each is below the fold.Read More
Deborah Yetter at the Courier-Journal has the latest on the proposed legislation to provide social worker protection and to establish more family visitation centers, House Bill 362. Bottom line? They’re still working. I would say surely the broad support for this “Boni Bill” will result in legislation and funding, but nothing apparently is sure in...Read More
Senate Bill 158 (Expand methods of collection of maintenance order): dead. House Bill 382 (Collection of spousal support): dead. Both these bills were meritorious and cost the taxpayers nothing. Here’s hoping that something similar will get through next year. The legislative history of each is below.Read More
Senate Bill 198 (which included an amendment to provide for electronic filing for divorces, which was withdrawn): dead. The legislative history is below the fold.Read More
