This popular resource provides a basic knowledge of all aspects of QDRO substantive law, with step-by-step explanations and discussions of advanced techniques for all stages of the design and approval process. This edition also includes examples of language and clauses with comments, as well as examples of letters, forms, interrogations, and checklists. Issues of access and forensic use of electronic evidence are at the heart of our social agenda – and nowhere are these issues more complicated than in family law. Who else but a spouse knows your passwords and can share legal ownership of the accounts that control your family`s information? This state-of-the-art book explains the complexity of evidence and how you can effectively integrate this knowledge into your family law practice. This book is a valuable and concise resource, providing practical and up-to-date advice on how bankruptcy law affects divorced spouses and updating relevant case law. Many attachments provide invaluable forms and resources to the family attorney in handling a bankruptcy case. Written by a family lawyer to meet the specific needs of family law practitioners, this practical manual provides forms, checklists and procedures for all aspects of family law practice. The many documents in the book can be downloaded online and adapted to the needs of your practice. According to recent statistics, the number of reported and substantiated cases of sexual abuse of children continues to increase. Therefore, it is very likely that most family lawyers and judges will be involved in a case in which an allegation is made regarding sexual contact or sexual activity between the child and a member of the child`s family or household.
Child Sexual Abuse in Civil Matters by Ann M. Haralambie cuts through the jumble of assumptions, myths, and preconceptions to provide a balanced, informative, and ultimately strategic guide to dealing with abuse cases in non-foreign situations and the legal interventions available to the practitioner. Social security issues often arise in family law cases. This long-awaited updated edition explains the various social security programs and gives examples of how they affect the practice of family law. The Family Law Professional`s Field Guide helps family law professionals better understand and communicate the dynamics of the conflicting family system. This book is an invaluable tool for examining business business and professional practice performance to gather information and create a comprehensive investigation plan for family law matters, and provides hypothetical examples to illustrate the points in the text, including the most common forms and schedules for partnerships. businesses and non-legal entities. Improve the negotiation skills you use in family law matters. Gregg Herman, an experienced family law lawyer, discusses the key concepts of divorce negotiation, explains basic concepts and theories, specialized aspects of divorce negotiations, and current and evolving negotiation topics. Below is a list of available book titles – check back regularly, as the section is constantly releasing new titles. When handling an adoption case, the family attorney guides the client through the types of adoptions and determines the laws applicable to a particular adoption to ensure that it can be legally closed in that jurisdiction. Now updated, it is an accessible resource to address all aspects of an adoption case.
It is a useful reference, explains the basics of adoption law and provides detailed information, advice on advice to clients, advice for each stage of the legal process and a range of sample forms. This book written by a psychologist with extensive experience working with children and a lawyer who almost exclusively represents children in addiction cases is a unique resource for family law and reflects real-world issues that are essential to working with underage clients in dependency and family courts. It is a clearly written and logical resource accessible to lawyers and related professionals at all levels of experience. For many lawyers, arbitration is becoming the preferred method of resolving many family law issues. Understand the pros and cons of arbitration and the types of disputes used with this comprehensive guide. Invaluable resources include a government survey on family arbitration, practical advice on selecting and conducting an arbitrator, and sample forms. This book reviews and analyzes the international treaties that form the basis of mutual relations between the United States and more than eighty-five nations, focusing on their definition of the law applicable to transnational family matters in the United States. In a practice that is increasingly causing cross-border problems, a growing number of customers fear that their children will be kidnapped, fear travelling abroad or consider an international marriage or divorce. This updated edition, written to help family lawyers better represent clients and their children, explains all aspects of how the Hague Convention works in the United States.