Written by attorney Adam Brittle, 9 months ago. STAFF PICK
Divorce and family law issues touch on the things most important to us - our families. Family law issues can be emotional, confusing, and frustrating. Clients need to choose an attorney who will... more
Written by attorney Jacquelyn Tomlinson, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
Adoptions can be a very rewarding area of law to practice. There are a few things that someone who is looking into an adoption proceedingneeds to know. First off, the Probate Courts of Alabama have... more
Written by attorney Gabrielle Tetreault, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Purpose of Juvenile Dependency Court: . The Juvenile Dependency Court is a branch of the Superior Court which hears cases involving neglected and/or abused children under eighteen years of age. The... more
Written by attorney Suzanne Griffiths, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
The question of who gets the house in a divorce comes up all the time. Find out some of the factors courts consider when determining which party to award the house to.
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Written by Avvo Staff, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
Once the court has delivered a judgment and the final divorce decree has been signed, both parties are bound to follow all conditions set out in that decree. If either party later decides that any... more
Written by attorney Maury Beaulier, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
All too often, disputes regarding custody and parenting time do not end with the final divorce degree or paternity order. When parenting disputes arise regarding legal custody decisions, parenting... more
Written by attorney Robert Marshall, over 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
If you are the defendant, charged with a crime, THE JUDGE WILL NOT READ YOUR LETTERS.. You should have a lawyer representing you in a criminal case... so let him or her do the talking. Except in... more
Written by attorney Jacqueline Harounian, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Why is Divorce So Costly in New York?. This can be attributed to New York being the only remaining state still requiring grounds for divorce, or the fact that New York's custody laws seem to... more
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