Family Law

This is designated a family law blog but events taking place on the front door of the U.S. Supreme Court

The decision was issued by the Alabama Supreme Court on February 16, 2024. The implications can be said to be

In a world transitioning to digital platforms, the domain of legal matters hasn’t remained untouched. Among the many legal procedures

The Superior Court opinion coming down today in Reich v. Reich from Lancaster County looked like an everyday support exception

Valentine’s Day seemed an odd time to report the subject but CNN posted a five minute story provocatively titled as

Last month we posted about a new Supreme Court decision seeking to keep paternity by estoppel alive. This week brings

Getting married is one of the happiest times in a person’s life, so it is not a surprise that the

When drafted and adopted as law in the 1980 Divorce Code, Section 706 (now 3706) was disarmingly simple. It said,

Saturday evening’s television line-up included a story about former NFL tackle Michael Oher. His story was a 2009 feature film

As parents, we all want to secure the best possible future for our children, and that often includes planning for