Worldwide: Family Law

Licensed Family Therapist Joanna McGuire and Attorney Amanda Gamble explore effective strategies for maintaining healthy co-parenting relationships after separation or divorce. This collaborative discussion addresses the emotional and practical challenges parents face while prioritizing their children's wellbeing during family transitions.

In a divorce or separation matter, the Court has discretion to value property as of date of separation, the date of trial, or some other date that the Court determines is equitable.

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Attorney Samantha Dammrose explores the complexities of child support obligations that extend beyond the age of majority, focusing on parental responsibilities for funding post-secondary education. This webinar examines the legal framework, factors courts consider, and practical implications for families navigating financial support during college and university years.

In some cases, marriages end soon after they begin, prompting individuals to consider annulment as an alternative to divorce. In Washington State, a Petition for Invalidity of Marriage serves as the legal equivalent...

Families considering adoption often face uncertainty about open adoption arrangements and their long-term implications.

When an Oklahoma resident dies, the family is usually left with a long list of practical questions. How do we get into the bank account? What about the car? Can we sell the boat or transfer the mineral check?...

When the opposing party in a dissolution case fails to respond to formal discovery requests within the required 30-day timeframe, Washington's Civil Rule 26(i) provides a structured process for attorneys to address non-compliance. Understanding the CR26(i) conference procedure and subsequent enforcement mechanisms, including motions to compel and potential court sanctions, helps clients navigate the often frustrating delays in obtaining critical financial information during family law proceedings.

Understanding the different types of powers of attorney in Oklahoma is critical for protecting your family and business when you cannot act for yourself.