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The New Economics of Marriage: More Men Marrying Wealthier Women

Posted on February 27, 2010, by Robert L. Mues

Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at the importance of Prenuptial Agreements and recent analysis of census data conducte by the Pew Research Center that indicates women have outpaced men in education and earnings, growth.

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12 Proactive Steps to Take If You Are Contemplating Divorce

Posted on February 13, 2010, by Robert L. Mues

Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at a recent blog article by Jason C. Brown, of the Minnesota Divorce and Family Law Blog, who shares his 12 tips to follow in anticipation of filing of a Divorce that might save you thousands of dollars in attorney fees.

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Posted in: Advice from Others, Attorney Fees, Costs & Expenses, Property, Tips | 1 Comment | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

Here Comes the Judge: A Little Insight for Your Child Custody and Divorce Case

Posted on January 23, 2010, by Robert L. Mues

Family Law Attorney Robert Mues comments on a recent post by Michael Mastracci, an attorney from Baltimore, Maryland, and publisher of “Divorce Without Dishonor”, that provides insight on what questions to ask about a presiding judge in a custody or divorce case.

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Posted in: Advice from Others, Custody Issues, Uncategorized | 1 Comment | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

Fathers are Indeed Important!

Posted on January 16, 2010, by Robert L. Mues

Family Law Attorney Robert Mues, looks at how divoced fathers can be more involved with their children by utilizing virtual visitation despite geographical distances.

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Posted in: Custody Issues, Internet, Parenting Time Allocation, Statistics | 1 Comment | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

How Schools Should Work with Non-Residential Parents

Posted on December 12, 2009, by Robert L. Mues

Family Law Attorney Robert Mues, looks at ways divorced oarents can be more actively involved in their children’s school lives. In addition a pamphlet published by Separated Parenting Access and Resource Center (SPARC), titled,”Working with Non-Resident Fathers – A Guide for Educators of Children”, is also reviewed.

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