From The New Yorker: Father’s Day
A few years ago, Michael Chabon, the author of “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” and many other astonishing novels, published an unforgettable Personal History in The New Yorker about his relationship with his father and their ongoing conversations about childhood, adolescence, and...
The New York Times includes an article: "A New Wave of Covid-19 Is Coming. Here’s How to Prepare—Taking these seven steps now can lower your risk and minimize the disruption to your family’s life” by Tara Parker-Pope & Knvul Sheikh.
Here are some excerpts, courtesy of Ken Pope::
From Today: For many separated or divorced parents, the COVID-19 vaccine for children isn't a relief, but rather another source of co-parenting contention. More and more co-parents are going to court over COVID-19 vaccines for children.
"There has been a significant increase" in court cases, lawyer Hillary Moonay, a partner...
What if, a solo or small practice gets voluntarily sold reducing the professional’s ability to pay alimony and child support. Can that professional come to court to get a reduction in his support obligations?
This is exactly the scenario that took place in the case of Oshidar v. Oshidar.