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Divorce Records Used in Political Races

Divorce records have been used against political candidates by their opponents in Kentucky and Georgia as the election mud-slinging kicks into high gear just weeks before the election. In Kentucky, Re. Lincoln Davis, who is seeking his fifth term in Congress, is running television commercials about the alleged violent behavior…

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Cohabitation is Popular among Young Adults – What, if any, are the Legal Ramifications of Cohabitation?

Today’s relationships are far different from the relationships of the 1930s and 1940s. Many young adults are bewildering their parents and grandparents by “dating” for years, some approaching the decade-long mark. For example, Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 28-years-old, have been dating for nine years. This is drastically different…

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Facebook Used as Evidence in Divorce Proceedings

Social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter are becoming increasingly popular. However, one area of unexpected popularity is in the courtroom. An article published by USA Today discussed how sharing too much information on social networks has led to an overabundance of evidence in divorce cases. A survey…

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Woman Receives $250,000 Settlement 18 Years After Ex-Husband’s Death

Twenty years after her divorce – and 18 years after her ex-husband’s death – a Canadian woman has received a legal settlement for over $250,000 in a lawsuit stemming from her original divorce. When Julie Ladner was divorced from Vancouver attorney Hugh Ladner in 1990, her ex-husband was ordered by…

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Florida Supreme Court Rules That Passive Appreciation A Marital Asset

In a unanimous decision, the Florida Supreme Court overturned two lower court decisions and ruled that passive appreciation – the increase in a home’s value caused by inflation and market forces – is a marital asset in Florida, and is entitled to be shared by a divorced spouse who contributed…

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