Recently, in Georgia, a pedestrian was convicted of vehicular homicide related to the death of her four year-old son. The boy was killed in a car accident caused by a hit and run driver. Raquel Nelson took a long bus ride with her three children. This was in April of 2010. At the end of the bus ride, she tried to cross the road directly in front … [Read more...]
Track Your Cheating Spouse With iPhone Application
There is a new application for the iPhone 4S. This application can track people. An interesting case involves a man who purchased a new iPhone 4S for his wife and loaded the "Find my friends app" onto her phone without her knowing about it. He had been suspicious about her meeting another man for liasons. She told him she was going to one place and … [Read more...]
Re – marriage, Why Do Men Do It?
Paul McCarthy Re-married Ex - Beatle Paul McCarthy recently re - married. As you may recall, he was badly burned in his last divorce. So why did he re - marry? For love! Is there a tendency for men to enter new relationships after old ones fail? According to a recent census report entitled "Marital Events of Americans 2009", it was found that … [Read more...]
Problems Men Face in Family Courts
Have men's rights in Family Courts become a civil rights matter? Do men need to band together to protect their rights that are being abused in Family Courts? Is there an inherent bias against men in the Family Courts? Do Family Courts make presumptions that have a negative effect on men's rights? Women as Nurturers Prior to 1989, there … [Read more...]
Father’s Behavior Constitutes Neglect
Judge Colangelo, sitting in Westchester County Family Court, found the actions of a father related to his being intoxicated when he picked up his children from school to constitute neglect. In this case, a petition was brought by the Department of Social Services against the father, Derrick. He was accused of failing to properly supervise and care … [Read more...]
Retirement Mistakes
Don't make mistakes regarding your retirement. Your senior years should be enjoyable, relaxed and stimulating. They should not be frustrating and worrisome times. Have Sufficient Assets and Cash Flow You should not retire unless you have enough savings, pension, funds or 401K funds to support your lifestyle. Social Security alone will not be … [Read more...]
Father’s Custody Petition Dismissed Because He Still Lives with Child’s Mother
New York County Family Court Judge Statler dismissed a father's custody petition based upon the fact that he still lived with the children's mother. The father in this case brought a proceeding under Article 6 of the New York Family Court Act. He requested custody of both children. He also requested a forensic psychiatrist investigate the mother's … [Read more...]
Biological Father Turned Away by Family Court
In a unique ruling, Judge Julianne S. Eisman, sitting in the Family Court in Nassau County, has ruled that a non - biological father is the true father of a child and, furthermore, that the biological father is not and can have no visitation with the child. The child's mother had a romantic relationship with two men. When she became pregnant, she … [Read more...]
Investment Planning for Retirement
The Stock Market, in 2011, has been very volatile. Soon to be retired families are expressing concern as to what their appropriate investment strategy should be in retirement. Thirty-year Retirement If you're retiring in your 60's, it is important to plan for as long as thirty years of being retired (hopefully you have this type of longevity in … [Read more...]
Good Will Hunting
If you have assets, young children, and/or a house you should have a will. So you have a will. That's great! Have you updated your will within the last two decades? If your will is more than 10 years old, you should consider updating it. Changes In Your Life As you grow older, the reasons for writing a will may have changed. You initially … [Read more...]
