On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the landmark cases Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which have guaranteed the right to abortion for nearly five decades. How could this impact Family Law?
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What the Dobbs Decision Means for Family Law in Pennsylvania
June 30th, 2022A Proposed Amendment to Pennsylvania’s Constitution Could Have Huge Impact on Assisted Reproduction if Passed
June 30th, 2022The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
Unanimous Supreme Court Issues Narrow Decision Regarding Government Limits on Religious Discrimination by Government Contractors
June 18th, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
Precedent-Setting Goodwin Opinion Holds Life Insurance Benefits Are Gifts, Not Marital Property
February 9th, 2021Equitable distribution only applies to marital property, which is all property gained during the marriage. However, it does not include property gained during marriage through gifts.
Recent California Supreme Court Ruling May Impact Family Law Custody Evaluations
February 8th, 2021A recent California Supreme Court case, People v. Sanchez, may have additional impacts on the practicality and implication of custody evaluations.
Recent Surrogate Controversies Highlight Potential Contractual Issues to Keep in Mind
February 3rd, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Finalizes Rule, Providing Federally Funded Programs Discretion on Religious Grounds
January 22nd, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
What To Expect: The Impact of COVID-19 on Assisted Reproductive Technology
December 15th, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique circumstances and dilemmas surrounding Assisted Reproductive Technology.
New Law Addresses Termination of Parental Rights When Child is Conceived as the Result of Rape or Incest
November 3rd, 2020Under Act 95, parental rights can be terminated without a pending adoption when the child was conceived as the result of a rape or incest.
The New Norm for the School Year Causes New Problems for Divorced and Separated Parents
October 5th, 2020In general, choosing which school learning model is best for your child can lead to custodial and child support implications, so it is not surprising to see an uptick in custodial disputes between divorced or separated parents regarding the non-traditional reopening plans schools have implemented in response to COVID-19.