Latest posts by Gene C. Colman (see all)
- ‘Misguided campaign’ is being waged to outlaw parental alienation - January 31, 2024
- There is no moral equivalency between Israel and Hamas - November 14, 2023
- Why the Gaza war matters to the legal profession and law schools - November 7, 2023
A divorce does not just affect the two parties ending a marriage. Numerous people are affected by others’ splits, including the couple’s children, in-laws and close friends.
And don’t forget the furry, feathered companions. When owners split up, they must decide what will happen to their pets. This can be a surprisingly complicated and upsetting process for a few reasons. For more, click here.
