Posted on January 16th, 2009 by E. Carroll Straus
This article is continued from Wednesday. Who’s Sane Here? I offer the following as a rare judicial comment on the madness of this! DaSilva v. DaSilva, C.A. 4th No. G032410 JOSE DaSILVA, Appellant, v. SHARON DaSILVA, Respondent. In the Court of Appeal of the State of California, Fourth Appellate District “California’s child support statutes are [...]
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Posted on January 14th, 2009 by E. Carroll Straus
Continued from Monday. Wasted Resources Angry, frustrated (and sometimes baffled) men – usually the high earners in the family unit, but the low “time share” parent after divorce–have formed some “Fathers Rights” groups. This is odd, when you see the studies that show that women as a group are left much worse off financially after divorce. [...]
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Posted on January 12th, 2009 by E. Carroll Straus
Happy Beginnings The following tidbit is not news, but there is a reason you are reading it. So—here goes. Literally hundreds of thousands of people get married every year. Most are happy when they decide to wed, and when they marry, they are convinced they are going to be even happier. They buy expensive dresses, [...]
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Posted on January 8th, 2009 by Mike Mastracci
To say that I was impressed and pleased at what you have created is indeed an understatement. I found the book easy to read and jam-packed with insights, information and guidance, the likes of which I have yet to see anywhere else. I have been practicing custody litigation for over 27 years and I am [...]
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Posted on November 5th, 2008 by Mike Mastracci
“STOP Fighting Over the Kids”, by Attorney Mike Mastracci, will become a classic, to be added to the shelves of all professionals who work with separating and divorcing families. It is a personal and comprehensive work which is both inspirational as well as practical. Attorney Mastracci pulls no punches. He speaks directly to parents, reminding [...]
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