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Importance of a judge on a case in court

The Importance Of A Judge

Children, Divorce, Guardianship, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellDecember 1, 2021

In a family law case, a judge can control nearly all aspects of the case, making them even more critical for the children and the family at large. However,

Protect your grandchildren | The Alexander case

Protect your grandchildren : The Alexander case

Children, DivorceBy Janet GemmellOctober 22, 2021

She argued that once the father died, the court no longer had the ability to grant visitation to the grandparents

How to Protect Your Child's Mobile Device Usage

How to Protect Your Child’s Mobile Device Usage

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellOctober 18, 2021

At a certain age, your kids’ curiosity may get the better of them. They will want to explore all that the internet offers, including

Mary Jane Is Addictive

Mary Jane Is Addictive

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellAugust 17, 2020

Why do so many people who are users of marijuana want us to believe that it is not addictive. We can consume…

Basic Rules of Grandparent Visitation and Why to Intervene

Basic Rules of Grandparent Visitation and Why to Intervene

Children, Divorce, Mattew GeigerBy Mattew GeigerAugust 3, 2020

If there is a custody action pending between the biological parents of the children, a grandparent can file…

Evidence for Child Support Contempt

Evidence Needed to Defend Against a Child Support Contempt Hearing

Children, Divorce, Mattew GeigerBy Mattew GeigerJuly 20, 2020

The types of evidence that you will need to bring to court to defend yourself can vary on…

Military Families | COVID-19 and Custodial Exchanges

Military Parent Visits during Covid-19

Children, Divorce, Waneta EllisBy Waneta EllisJuly 1, 2020

What do all of these conflicting orders and directives mean for blended families who are…

Do Not Send That Text

“Do Not Send that Text”

Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellJune 29, 2020

Communicating while married and communicating while divorced are very different, so be prepared…

Child Testifying in Court (Walsh v. Jones)

Child Testifying in Court (Walsh v. Jones)

Divorce, Waneta EllisBy Waneta EllisMay 18, 2020

The proof, or evidence, must show that there has been a substantial change in circumstances since the entry of the last Order …

Navigating the rough waters of the American court system

Navigating the rough waters of the American court system: A family court perspective

Adoption, Brittany Hall, Children, Divorce, ResourcesBy Brittany HallMay 8, 2020

Why does the American court system have to be so complicated and intimidating to the average person…

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