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Sharia Law is the body of law generally used in Islamic countries. It is the most widely used religious law on the planet. Many aspects of Sharia Law differ from the laws in western nations in Europe and North America. One of the areas where Sharia law is different is in Family Law. There is
September 1st, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
A definition of terms commonly associated with divorce and family law in the UK. Affidavit – a formal statement made under oath in court. Ancillary Relief – financial orders that a court can make in addition to a petition for divorce. Applying to England and Wales, ancillary relief is a financial claim brought by a
August 30th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Mediation is the process in which parties attempt to settle and resolve disputes, divide property, and determine child custody issues using a Rhode Island Mediator. The purpose of the mediation process is an attempt to curtail a long, contentious and expensive court battle in Rhode Island Family Court. A mediator is a neutral third party
August 23rd, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Though not specifically addressed within the realm of Rhode Island divorce proceeding, a particular issue has raised its head several times in my practice over the years in the form more of a particular factual set of circumstances rather than as a direct legal issue itself. A recent call presented this scenario from a Rhode
August 9th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Smoothing things over becomes an unpleasant task for many amateurs in divorce cases, a task that these people are not usually prepared to face. Bitter words and harsh times can create even more uncomfortable, awkward and very tense situations or environments for the parties involved and even for those around them. Having a professional who
August 4th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Divorce and family law involve the legal process of terminating a marriage and the application and award of spousal support, child custody, child support, and distribution of properties, among many others. Divorce may be certified by a court of law to dissolve the legalization of a marriage in some jurisdictions. The terms of divorce must
August 4th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Family Values in Ancient Times: Many people of the present make some very grave and disturbing assumptions about prior unethical behaviour by humans. My theories may be biased and overly appreciative of a time before Empire and there is less data due to the destructive power of Empire and the hegemony to go on. However,
July 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Family law refers to anything involving legal services that has to do with families. When people get divorced, they need to have the services of a family lawyer. This person helps them to divide the property fairly and settle disputes out of court of possible. Each spouse will need to have his/her own lawyer and
July 16th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Divorce and separation is a stressful and upsetting time for every child involved no matter how old they are. Even adults whose parents decide to separate after a number of years can still be traumatised by the events. And what makes matters worse is that the legal system in this country is not set up
July 13th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
Probate is a term that you’ve probably heard before in passing when someone has lost a loved one. Although, the term may be familiar, the actual process that applies may be unfamiliar. There is a lot of detail to the mystery of the probate process; however, it is not so difficult that the average bear
June 28th, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments
We have all heard about people getting their marriages annulled but a lot of people do not know what an annulment is or if it could apply to their marriage. In general, an annulment is a legal action that makes a marriage void. It is different from a divorce because a marriage that has been
June 23rd, 2010 | Posted in Law | No Comments