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ACFLS’ AMICUS COMMITTEE WORKING HARD ON BEHALF OF OUR FAMILY LAW COMMUNITY

By Fredrick (Rick) Cohen

The ACFLS Amicus Committee is charged with, among other things, seeking publication of unpublished appellate opinions when publication will (a) help the development of family law and (b) guide litigants, attorneys, and judicial officers. Wh...

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Dorie Rogers, CFLS

The following is a summary of the second year for the 2015-2016 legislative term. One of the missions of ACFLS is to monitor California fami...

Mark Sullivan

Introduction On May 15, 2017 the U.S. Supreme Court announced its unanimous decision in Howell v. Howell, 1 a case that arrived at the Cour...

Seth Kramer

It has often been said that family law is the arena in which it’s most likely a layperson will come in contact with the judicial system. Div...

Christine Gille

This quarter we have news about several items important to the Family Law Specialist: ACFLS Charitable Foundation First, there was no time...

Christine Gille

Family law lawyers want to be able to tell their clients with custody issues the same thing they already tell their clients with financial i...

Ronald Granberg

Have you ever questioned the propriety of a postmarital agreement a client has asked you to prepare? Let’s explore your attitude toward a hy...

Seth Kramer

Family Law has always been a part of the legal profession that demands developing a skill set somewhat unique from other practices. Unlike...

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