Force Majeure clauses in the era of Coronavirus
A common question from tenants and landlords in the past few weeks has been whether the coronavirus crisis excuses a tenant’s failure to timely …
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Takeaways from the Families First Coronavirus Response Act
The U.S. federal government recently passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”) to provide additional protections for employees forced to take leave as …
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COVID-19 Corona Virus and Family Law As experienced Family Law Attorneys we have been receiving an influx of questions regarding how this virus will impact …
Read MoreKSR’s Family Law Team Wins Case of First Impression and Successfully Overturns Agreed Judgment Entry
Jacqueline L. Kemp and Lauren A. Kemp recently teamed up to win an appeal in a case of first impression. Our client had a prior …
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What Happens To Your Young Child If You Die? When a young family arrives home from the hospital, parents begin to protect their child. New …
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At some point in your life you may be in a car accident and injury may result due to the negligence of another. Physically recovering …
Read MoreWhat if Your Divorce or Custody Case is Referred to Mediation?
After service of summons in an action for divorce, annulment or legal separation involving the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities, the court may order …
Read MoreNavigating Technology and Social Media in Divorce
Couples considering divorce or going through a divorce have been increasingly using technology, such as computer spyware and Facebook/Twitter, to keep track of their spouses …
Read MoreDrugs, Crime, and Real Estate
It is clear that no one is immune from drug related incidents and/or the effects of drug use. What are the implications for real property …
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