Custody War Room
Private
1 member
$49/month
Family law has long afforded subtaintial deference to trial courts in custody determinations. The result is sparse appellate guidance on evolving standards impacting custody decisions. Until recently, trial courts opinions on custody issues changed slowly. Slowly enough for practicing family law attorneys to adapt their practices of law with the judiciary's pace of evolutionary thought. New ideas were introduced to society slowly enough that society largely pushed forward together.
That was then. This is now. Now, technology moves so fast that "evolving standards of decency" is no longer collective; its fractured into a vast spectrum thought. Information is abundant, whether credible or not. Where appellete guidance in custody cases was traditionally sparse but homogeneous in trial courts. Today family lawyers operate in the "in between" because trial courts view of "best interest" is scattered. If custody attorneys brainstorm ideas together, we can thrive in the "in between."
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Modern family law strategy for litigators to use in a system that hasn’t caught up with technology and modern parenting realities.
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