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When the parents of a minor child decide to call their marriage quits, the divorce process that follows can be amicable or adversarial.

There is no doubt that adultery can be a major factor in the end of a marriage; however, does adultery have an equal impact in the subsequent divorce?

Until relatively recently, parental roles were fairly rigidly set, both by society and by the law. Fathers were supposed to support the family while mothers stayed home and raised the children.

There’s an interesting case unfolding in New Jersey. It includes twin girls, one mother and now, apparently, two fathers. One of the more interesting factors is the rarity...

As part of the divorce process, the parents of a minor child are required to resolve a number of issues related to the child. Typically, this includes things such as who will be the Managing Conservator of the child...

Building a family is one of the most important milestones in anybody’s life and the court recognizes this, which is why family law was enacted to focus on issues within family relationships including divorce, child custody, and adoption.

When the parents of a minor child divorce, the ramifications of the divorce often continue to impact everyone involved for many years to come.

After you get engaged, your mind is usually set on planning your wedding. It’s the next natural thing to do, after all, and when you’re in love...

School systems across the United States have been trying to navigate the legal and practical issues related to reopening schools this fall.

If you are contemplating marriage in the near future it may seem strange, even outright wrong, to be considering the possibility that the marriage will fall apart down the road.