Nov 5, 2015 | Divorce, Family Law
We can say that when divorce cases get to the point of litigation, the system is dysfunctional in the sense that an undue amount of resources, financial, emotional, and psychological, are spent. In this regard, divorce litigation can be compared to the current state...
Oct 22, 2015 | Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law
Recently, Seminole County Judge Jerri Collins sentenced a woman to three days in jail on a contempt of court charge for failure to appear as a witness. The defendant was the father of her child. The witness was the victim, who according to reports was abused by the...
Oct 15, 2015 | Business Law, Family Law
According to The New York Times, Volkswagen began installing software devised to cheat on emissions tests in 2008 after realizing that a new diesel engine developed at great expense could not meet pollution standards in the United States and other countries. Rather...
Sep 24, 2015 | Divorce, Family Law, Uncategorized
A recent opinion piece in the Tampa Bay Times related the story of Hideki Tojo.[1] Tojo was the Prime Minister of Japan when Pearl Harbor was attacked. When he was captured on September 11, 1945, Tojo had attempted suicide by a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was...
Sep 17, 2015 | Divorce, Family Law
In a change to church marriage law, Pope Francis streamlined the annulment process on September 8, 2015.[1] An annulment, which declares a previous union invalid, is required for divorced Catholics who have remarried and want to receive communion. The new process is...
