Brian S. Quinn
Family Law Newsletter
Important Documents for an Elder Person to Possess
 
Although no one likes to think of death or incapacitation, individuals, especially elderly individuals should be prepared. There are several important documents for an elder person to have in their possession. More...
 
Constitutional Rights of Children
 
The concept of ''children's rights'' is relatively new. For most of history, children were considered chattel and had no rights separate and apart from their parents. More...
 
International Divorce and Foreign Divorce Decrees
 
With many people living and working abroad after being married in the United States international divorce is becoming more of a common practice. International divorce cases may be very complex due to the laws of the country in which the parties currently reside.More...
 
Traditional and Gestational Surrogacy
 
The two types of surrogacy are "traditional" and "gestational." Traditional surrogacy is done via artificial insemination, with the surrogate using her egg and another man's sperm. Gestational surrogacy is done via In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), where fertilized eggs from another woman are implanted into the surrogate's uterus. Choosing which route to take is one of the earliest decisions a surrogate or intended parents must make. More...
 
Uniform Marital Property Act
 
The Uniform Marital Property Act (UMPA) created a class of property that is the property of the marriage, and not the property of individuals. That class of property is made up of all property of the spouses, except certain specific exceptions that remain individual property. If there is a question about specific property, whether it is marital or individual property, the UMPA raises the presumption that it is marital property. More...
 
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