Tag: Family Law
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More Likely Than Not
by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, ©2026 (May 1, 2026) — People who work in schools are observers of disengagement, but noticing is not the same as knowing. At what point does a teacher’s observation become a reason to reach into the private life of a family, and how far is too far? Family law in Australia…
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How to Achieve an Amicable Divorce
“PLAY THE LONG GAME” by Contributor (Jun. 29, 2020) — In the United States, an estimated 50% of marriages end in divorce. This figure rises by an additional 10% for those who are on their second or third marriage. Sadly, between 20-40% of these divorces are caused by infidelity, with an average 45-50% of married…
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Are Your Prepared to Adopt a Child?
GET READY TO ADOPT A CHILD by Contributor (Jan. 1, 2020) — Have you wanted to adopt a kid here in New Mexico but wondered if the time is right? Here are ways to know you’re ready. For many residents of Albuquerque, starting or expanding a family is a significant step in their lives. It…
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Jeffrey Henderson Uses Acquired Legal Knowledge to Fight for His Children pb
“STEALING KIDS LEFT AND RIGHT” by Sharon Rondeau (Nov. 22, 2014) — On Tuesday, The Post & Email spoke with Jeffrey Henderson, the father of eight children who were taken from his wife and him by the Los Angeles Department of Children and Families (DCFS) more than three years ago. Six of the children now…