February 2012 Archives

U.S. Supreme Court rejects grandparents' visitation case

On behalf of Murphy & Dunn, P.C. on February 22, 2012
Category: Child Custody
Tags: grandparents' rights, visitation
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Divorced dads find ways to maintain relationships with kids

On behalf of Murphy & Dunn, P.C. on February 14, 2012
Category: Fathers' Rights
Tags: fathers' rights, joint custody
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Do gender norms doom successful women's relationships?

On behalf of Murphy & Dunn, P.C. on February 8, 2012
Category: Divorce
Tags: divorce, gender roles, settlement agreement
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Illinois man mistakenly thought he was adopted son's father

On behalf of Murphy & Dunn, P.C. on February 1, 2012
Category: Family Law
Tags: adoption, child custody, visitation
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February 2012 Archives

U.S. Supreme Court rejects grandparents' visitation case

Divorced dads find ways to maintain relationships with kids

Do gender norms doom successful women's relationships?

Illinois man mistakenly thought he was adopted son's father

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