Emily Cowen, a musical artist I enjoy sings, “Even though we just met, these feelings are so beautiful, you and me were meant to be together.” And that is where “love” songs get love wrong. You’ve just met, the feelings are beautiful so, goodness gracious, you must be meant to be together. Wrong! Long-lasting […]
The dust has now settled on Jeff Bezos’s high-profile divorce, and it’s not only provided the public with a behind-the-scenes look at the life of the world’s richest man but also an insight into the ins and outs of high-net-worth divorce cases. The post Vital Takeaways from Jeff Bezos’s High-Net-Worth Divorce appeared first on Divorce […]
Going through the agony of seeing the narcissist has moved on like you don’t exist can feel like a knife going into your heart. Seeing the narcissist and new supply can evoke feelings of worthlessness, obsession and jealousy. Discover why the narcissist is behaving this way and how you can heal for real from […]
Originally published by Kelly McClure. By Kelly McClure The Texas Family Code provides guidelines to assist courts in calculating child support that are based on a percentage of the parent’s net monthly resources. The statute sets forth what types of income are included and excluded from the parent’s net monthly resources. In many families, it […]
For children caught in the crossfire of custody disputes, holidays can become a nightmare, not a time of joy. Parents owe it to their children to do the right thing. It starts with recognizing the importance of holidays in children’s lives. The post Take the High Road for Thanksgiving After Divorce appeared first on Divorce […]
I had never considered my husband a control freak. But as we were ending our marriage, I saw his need to control blossom into something ugly. At that point, I reflected back over our marriage (for the millionth time?) and realized it had been there all along. I think I had largely overlooked it because […]
Originally published by Family and Criminal Law Blog. Why might I choose to file for divorce based on a fault ground? Forty years ago, the first no-fault divorce was granted in California. Prior to this time, couples seeking a divorce were required to list a valid ground for divorce, which often included adultery, abandonment, and […]
Davis v Medical Evaluation Specialists (I’m only going to copy over the relevant parts – see the bold / underlined parts of what I have copied)Appellant pleaded that local plaintiffs attorneys had detected a bias against claimants by doctors affiliated with MES. For example, appellant’s pleadings alleged that when MES physicians were involved, the reports allegedly all read the same, […]
Sherry cites Jones vs Sherry case in support for her immunity cases.justia.com/texas/third-court-of-appeals/2019-03-18-00279-cv.pdf?ts=1561724417 Quotes from that appeal:“When a person is entitled to derived judicial immunity, he or she receives the same absolute immunity from liability for acts performed within the scope of his or her jurisdiction as that of a judge. Dallas County v. Halsey, 87 S.W.3d 552, 554 […]
see attached: Appellate court determined that an amicus attorney was immune but only as long as there were no exceptions to immunity (bad faith, malice, willfully wrongful, fraudulent). This person lost however only because they didn’t produce any evidence that would prove the exception. On appeal, Black argues that Tanner had no right […]