ARFLP Rules Changes August 2023 – Lots of Changes Coming!
I just reviewed over four dozen Rules Amendments that were signed into effect by Justice Brutinel on August 24, 2023. I narrowed down the Amendments
I just reviewed over four dozen Rules Amendments that were signed into effect by Justice Brutinel on August 24, 2023. I narrowed down the Amendments
I want to mention a recent (unreported) custody case out of Nebraska, not for its ultimate resolution (which isn’t surprising) but for its description of
The newest Arizona cases (all unpublished decisions) on binding Rule 69 agreements of the parties are: Prescott, Court of Appeals, Div. 1, April 7, 2022
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with
Here are a few suggested agreements/ Stipulations to request of opposing counsel (or from the court) for online court appearances, including court hearings and depositions. And
One issue any parenting coordinator, mental health professional or judge in family court struggles with is the extent of the court’s authority to make parenting
A recent NY Times article says it all: How can we mere mortals hope to keep our emails secure if the head of the CIA can’t?
Nice little article on technology etiquette at The Legal Water Cooler. The writer points out: “Technology is here to stay, so deal with it. I bring my
I had a great time presenting for Kids First Maine in Freeport, Maine on Friday October 26. Thank you for all the hospitality, and special thanks
It makes sense that parents who are assigned Parenting Coordinators for help with their post-Decree relationships have poor communication skills with each other, as poor communication
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