The danger of rushing into custody agreements with the seriously mentally ill or substance abusing

April 1, 2017

Folks hire family law attorneys not only expecting to have their domestic disputes resolved, but expecting them to be resolved quickly and inexpensively. The method

Court of Appeals affirms contempt finding against mother who didn’t force children to visit

July 10, 2016

Calling bullsh*t on custodial parents who let the children decide their visitation is one of my most controversial and by far my most commented-upon blog.

Small bites on visitation

June 3, 2016

Absent a showing of a “substantial change of circumstances” one is allowed to bring only one motion for temporary relief on a particular issue prior

United States Supreme Court finds order granting adopting lesbian mother visitation is entitled to full faith and credit

March 7, 2016

On March 7, 2016, in the case of V. L. v. E. L., ET AL., the United States Supreme Court, in an unsigned Per Curiam

The risks of rushing into a final order on custody or visitation

December 2, 2015

Most people, at least those who are thoughtful and mature, try to avoid protracted and contentious litigation. This is especially true for custody and visitation

Remedying the visitation of an emotionally abusive parent

November 27, 2015

A reader left a comment today on my blog, Calling bullsh*t on custodial parents who let the children decide their visitation that I found deeply

It’s called vigilantism

November 27, 2015

Of all of my blogs the one that has generated the most comments is Calling bullsh*t on custodial parents who let the children decide their

Updated checklist of questions whose answers can derail a custody or visitation case

April 27, 2015

Last August I posted a word document containing a checklist of questions that can derail a custody or visitation case.  Being informed recently by a colleague

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