The Accounts Recievable are Considered in a Business Valuation
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Todd v. Todd was decided in 1969. The parties had been married for more than 17 years. During the marriage the husband obtained a law
Author: Trevino Law
Payments Made Towards Student Loans May be Reimbursed
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One of the issues decided in In Re Marriage of Mullonkal and Kodiyamplakkil was whether the community could be reimbursed for the use of community
Good Will in a Business
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Community Development Com. v. Asaro is not a family law case. However, its holding can be considered in a family law case when the valuation
The Court Weighs the Credibility of Witnesses in Hearings
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In McCord v. Smith both parties filed a request for a restraining order. McCord and Smith were engaged. When their engagement ended, McCord started sending
Judicial Bias and DVROs
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The denial of a restraining order and judicial bias were at issue in the case of Jennifer K. v. Shane K. The parties in this
The Five Percent Rule
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Lak v. Lak involved a fairly rare situation. The issue was whether or not a five percent limitation applied to the garnishment of Social Security
