Can Children Have More Than Two Parents?
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M.M. v. D.V. involved a biological dad asking the court to recognize him as a child’s father based on Kelsey S. and a fairly
Category: Judgment
Disagreement of a Judgment
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If the parties disagree on the meaning of the judgment, a family court judge will analyze the judgment to determine its meaning.
Interlocutory Appeals
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Interlocutory appeals, which are orders that are made before the final judgment is entered, are generally not appealable. In addition, post-judgment orders that are entered before a final judgment are not immediately appealable, and do not become ripe for appeal until a final judgment is made.
Good Faith and Fair Dealing
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Any time a settlement is reached in a divorce, both parties are required to fulfill the terms of the contract.
Settlement Terms in a Divorce
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Before signing any legal document, you should understand the terms of the contract.
Amicable Divorce
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If an agreement is one-sided and a judge enters it as an order, it is enforceable even though it is inherently unfair.
