Fighting the Morality Police in Family Court Custody Cases (September 2005)

United States Supreme Court decides Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction does not require District Court consider ameliorative measures that could ensure the child’s safe return before refusing to return child at grave risk

It is pretty rare that the United States Supreme Court weighs in on family law matters. Thus, I’m surprised I didn’t hear more

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The latest insane restraining order making the South Carolina family court rounds

I am on repeated record in finding numerous provisions of the typical South Carolina custody order to be overly broad, stupid, and frankly

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Pro se appellant creates interesting law on military retirement and jurisdictional challenges

The May 25, 2022, Court of Appeals opinion in the case of Williams v. Williams demonstrates the ability of a pro se litigant

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