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... likely than other marriages to end in divorce. (51) Furthermore, the financial and emotional cos...Thus, when one taxpayer transfers property to another, four consequences may result. Assuming...separate from other human beings .. [W]oman [sic] are 'esse...
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... Law, which resulted in the forfeiture of property purchased in his name with funds advanced by his p...700 , 718 -19 (1879). . . A separate question is the ability of a government official t... was a law affording married parents, divorced parents, and unmarried mothers an opportunity to b...
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...I. INTRODUCTION . As divorce rates in the United States continue to skyrocket, ... the ability to retain and dispose of property independent of her husband. (18) It was not until ... party has had an opportunity to obtain separate legal counsel of each party's own choosing; (2) th...
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... And they kind of separate themselves, or distance themselves, because they'r... like health, death, loss of a job or divorce. And it just seems like we have to keep that in m...The community where the property resides is a big loser. We all pay for foreclosur...
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This Essay explores a type of legal pluralism found in secular societies, including the United States, in which minority groups adhere to unofficial religious law norms within a larger framework of state family law. Official and unofficial law are sometimes closely interwoven, as with the formalization of marriage, and sometimes stand directly in opposition, as with laws prohibiting the practice of polygamy. In an intermediate position, these societies have seen a complex interaction between secular and religious law in the context of marriage dissolution. The different opportunities presented by each legal system may generate significant strategic behavior by individuals, and these risks have prompted careful collaboration between religious and secular authorities in a number of jurisd...
... aspects of state authority over marriage, divorce, and inheritance to separate legal authorities wit... favor of general principles of contract, property, and tort law. Advocates of privatization sometime...
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... provisions on their face operate separately and independently. . We now examine in depth... citizens,” including “marriage, divorce, and child custody.” Id. at 564, 115 S. Ct. at 1... the cost shifting inherent in uninsured property owners seeking disaster relief funds, Congress has...
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... and mandatory stop on parents' path to divorce. This legislation mandates informational classes t... judgment on parents' decision to separate and with blaming parents for the negative effects ... use the courts less to fight over property or over issues with children); Regular Session of ...
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... patriae power in order to preserve the property of a person whom he believed to be mentally incapa..., buy or sell real estate, marry or divorce, or make decisions about medical procedures." (58)...2011) (providing separate laws for guardianship of incompetent veterans). Al...
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... choose one another, it is difficult to separate lawyer ability from ease characteristics. (3) For ... commercial litigation and intellectual property and their lowest ratings to immigration and family... collar defense); LYNN MATHER ET AL., DIVORCE LAWYERS AT WORK: VARIETIES OF PROFESSIONALISM IN P...
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... information by classifying it as "property" have thus far proved ineffective; courts have bee...During a contentious divorce, a wife suspects that her husband has been cheatin... information that justify regulating it separately from other health information has been offered in ...