Res Judicata in Family Law: Why Past Events Can't Be Revisited
Res Judicata, meaning "Let the Decision Stand," is a principle rigorously enforced in family law to prevent rehashing past events. Learn why courts disallow evidence from before the last court order and how newly discovered evidence can impact your case.
Navigating Shared Parenting Plans and Parenting Time
Navigating family law can be complex, especially when children are involved. Understanding Shared Parenting Plans and the nuances of parenting time can help parents make informed decisions for their children's welfare.