This article will assist family law practitioners in understanding Military Disability Retired Pay (“MDRP”) and Concurrent Retirement Disability Pay (“CDRP”) in a divorce, as the rules for division have changed based on a recent administrative ruling from the Department of Defense, and this may have significant consequences for your ...
Dawn Gray, CFLS
On June 26, 2013, the United States Supreme Court issued its historic rulings in the compa...
Dawn Gray, CFLS
When I look back on time served on the ACFLS board, Many years from now, I won’t remem...
Dawn Gray, CFLS
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Jonathan G. Stein, JD
A Short History – Reform: Organizational changes were made to the State of California’s C...
Jonathan G. Stein, JD
I’m very excited to serve as Editor of the ACFLS Family Law Specialist for the 2014 term....
D. Thomas Woodruff, CFLS
Having completed a year as a family court judge, with no prior family law experience, I ta...
D. Thomas Woodruff, CFLS
Most family lawyers have done some limited scope representation, and we know that when it...
D. Thomas Woodruff, CFLS
When you’re doing a military divorce case and it comes time to deal with the military reti...
Hon. Thomas Trent Lewis Ret.
At the recent CEB Conference of Family Law, the hot topic of the day was whether our clien...
Hon. Donald King Ret.
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