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Dog dreams may be dashed by a Florida billJune 1, 2023By Marie E. Matyjaszek If you thought things couldn’t get crazier in Florida, think again. Senate Minority Leader Lauren Book has sponsored a bill that forbids dogs from doing the most dog thing ever – sticking their heads out of car windows. ... | Parenting time suspension requires periodic reviewsJune 1, 2023By Marie E. Matyjaszek Suspending a parent’s right to parenting time is one of the most difficult events that can happen to a family. The children and parent are no longer allowed contact until the court orders that it is in the child’s best interest ... |
Family Matters: Avoiding mistakes when dealing with Friend of the CourtJune 1, 2023By Marie E. Matyjaszek Navigating family law through the courts has a reputation for being slow, complicated, and gender favorable. Part of this is because family law is, by its nature, messy. It is made up of litigants who are good people going through the ... | Twitter may take a wrong turn for the worseJune 1, 2023By Tom Kirvan Legal News, Editor-in-Chief Before the word “twitter” needed to be capitalized, it was a seldom-used expression that meant chirping, chattering, or quivering, depending on whether it was in the form of a noun or a verb. Now, Twitter ... |
Family Matters: Injunction issued against state's antiquated lawJune 1, 2023By Marie Matyjaszek With the unprecedented leak of the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft opinion that would overturn Roe v Wade, states are scrambling to address the legality of abortion, both for and against. Michigan is no exception, and has its own ... | Judge had a 'heart of gold' and keen intellectJune 1, 2023It was just a few months ago that I was writing about a book recently published on the life and legal career of Avern Cohn, the aptly-described “legendary” federal judge who spent 40 years on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District ... |
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- Law school clinics tackle challenging issue of heirs’ property rights
- The NextGen bar exam includes an expansion of skills testing, so how will candidates study?
- Appellate Court Sides With Newspaper's Coverage of Judge's 'Warning Shot' Incident
- Citing Abstention Doctrine, 8th Circuit Refuses to Hear Doctor's Suit Against Iowa AG and Board of Medicine Director
- Supreme Court rules against union over strike liability
- The morning read for Friday, June 2
