We are delighted Bonnie Brown took the time to study the Abbott opinion and permitted us to post her analysis on this blog. Sorry about the irregular font. That periodic problem is ours not hers, and we just haven't yet taken the time to have it fixed. Thank you, Bonnie!Read More

I am glad Kentucky Law Review posted about the upcoming IdeaFestival. (Thanks, Mike, for the nice words.) While 9/25-9/27/08 has long been on my calendar, I didn’t realize the agenda was now available: From the Lexingon Herald-Leader: Scott Jones, the man who invented voicemail, will be there. So will J. Richard Gott, a Princeton University...Read More

Just as the Kentucky Supreme Court has three relocation related cases pending, Michigan has been struggling with the issue. Here is Jeanne Hannah’s post Mom’s relocation of 91 miles causes change in custody in Updates In Michicgan Family Law.Read More

Comments tend to get lost on this blog. I thought the following exchange was interesting enough to post separately:Read More

Thanks to Indiana Law Blog for spotting and posting HUSBAND POSTS ABOUT PENDING DIVORCE IN BLOG, COURT ORDERS POSTING REMOVED. Check it out.Read More

All “to be published” family law cases rendered through January 4, 2008 are now digested and posted. While we’re still working on resolutions and 2008 goals and catching up on our news and blog reading, everyone is back to work, healthy (finally!), and looking forward to a great 2008.Read More

Thanks for reading this year. We’ll resume posting after the holidays. It’s lights out until the week of January 7. Best wishes for joyous holidays.Read More

The nicest part of being named among the top family law blogs by Prenuptial Agreements was discovery of a number of family law blogs that have not previously been followed here. We’ll try to review them and get some added to our blogroll soon. Maybe it’s wanderlust, but I am particularly eager to check out...Read More

From The Family Law Profs Blog last week: California Governor Schwarzenegger Vetoes Gay Marriage Bill Call for Papers: Yale Law Journal Pocket PartRead More