Family Law Attorney John Meehling looks at a recent study by the Center on Children and Families at Brookings that says Cohabitation and not Divorce is now the greatest threat to the welfare of children in the United States.
Tags: breakdown of the family and marriage, child custody, Child Tax Credit, cohabitation, divorce, family law, family life, no-fault, reforming divorce laws, the Center on Children and Families at Brookings, Why Marriage Matters
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Family Law and Personal Injury Attorney, Robert Mues, provides an update on the Ohio Legislature’s attempt to have Ohio join the growing list of states that have banned texting and driving, better known as intextication.
Tags: auto accidents, cell phone drivers, Cincinnati, Columbus, distractions, intextication, NHTSA, ohio, Ohio Legislature, texting, The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Toledo
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Guest Contributor, Daniel Pollack, MSSA (MSW), JD examines research data on youth runaways from foster homes and provides examples of precentative measures caregivers can take to avoid legal liability.
Tags: abuse, caregiver, elopement, Foster Care, The National Runaway Switchboard, youth, youths running away
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Family Law Attorney Robert Mues writes a joint article this week with psychotherapist Donna F. Ferber on the topic of Sudden Divorce Syndrome using both legal and emotional perspectives.
Tags: BestLife Magazine, counseling, diabetes, divorce, Fathers and Families, impulsive behavior, John Sedgwick, Marital reconciliation, separated, Sudden Divorce Syndrome
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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.
Tags: BBC-London, Bob Dylan, census, college-educated adults, Dayton, divorced women, earnings decreased, earnings gap, economic benefits of marriage, Economics, education, employment, gender reversal, high school diploma, household, income, institution of marriage, jobs, marriage, national economic downturn, Paul Fucito, Pew Research Center, prenuptial agreements, recession, Spousal Support, spouse, Statistics, study, Times They are a-Changin, wages, well-paid working wives
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