Currently only nine states acknowledge common-law marriage. These states are Alabama, Colorado, Kansas, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Iowa, Montana, Oklahoma and Texas.

Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of the most traumatic and difficult experiences in your life.

Family law can be very complicated, and many people who find themselves embroiled in a family dispute find the legal twists and turns make them feel powerless to act as they feel best for themselves and their family.

Parenting time and child custody are necessary considerations in divorce agreements where children are involved. This is a particularly difficult process and can result in lengthy legal battles.

Los Angeles divorce attorney, Anne Saxton, Esq., has recently launched a new website to better serve both new and existing clients. Please check http://www.saxtonfamilylawattorney.com, for more information.

An upcoming webcast co-hosted by Michigan family law attorney Lisa Stern is designed for law firms that want to build their client base and bottom line by taking online marketing to another level.

Parenting-Time/Custody Tips for Florida Parents--the Court will always use the legal standard of "Best Interest of the Child" when creating a Parenting Plan for Divorcing or Unmarried Parents.

In the practice of family law, the stakes are often very personal, very high for those involved, and can be shrouded in emotion that can cloud judgment and drive outcomes.

California Family Law Attorney Helene L. Taylor and the California Divorce Academy have now opened registration for attorney-coached, do-it-yourself California divorce e-courses that provide legal help people can afford.

The Law Offices of John H. Spurgeon and Associates strive to build relationships based on mutual trust and open communication.

The EDSPA Board of Directors was invited to present its current status and long term plan to a group of ART professionals.

Parental Alienation Awareness Organization (PAAO) is planning exciting events to commemorate Parental Alienation Awareness Day- April 25th, 2007.