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With Alimony discussions becoming more and more prevalent in court, and with more judges refusing to accept future waivers of the same, these lessons are worth the read! #alimony #alimonymodification #familylaw #divorcelaw

For this week's FAQ Friday, we share an important update from the Court. Alameda County Court has changed the way that Court Transcripts are requested. Read this week's edition of The Advance Sheet, for the updated information: https://lnkd.in/gGE5eRRP #lawlibrary #oakland #alamedacounty #publiclibrary #publiclawlibrary #courttranscripts #alamedacountycourt

**Reflecting on True Observance this Memorial Day** As we mark #Memorial Day, institutions like the Michigan Supreme Court and the Michigan Court of Appeals honor it by closing their doors. While the gesture is appreciated, it sparks a broader reflection on the essence of what it means to *truly observe* this day. Memorial Day is more than a moment of acknowledgment—it's a profound commemoration of sacrifice, courage, and the often-painful costs of defending principles we say that we hold dear. This commemoration resonates not just on battlefields but in battles of a different kind—like that of a wife fighting tirelessly against a wrongful conviction. Her struggle mirrors the relentlessness of a soldier; both fighting formidable adversaries, whether in combat or in a courtroom. Her disappointment, faced with systemic failings decade after decade, echoes the trials of those who've laid down their lives for justice and liberty. As we reflect today, let us hope that if her husband's case ever reaches the higher courts, it encounters a judiciary as committed to 'observing' the deep-seated flaws and injustices of our legal system as it is to honoring this day. May it be an opportunity to right what has been wronged and to truly honor the sacrifices made—in every form. Today, let us remember that true observance demands profound engagement and a relentless quest for justice, echoing the sacrifices of those we honor on Memorial Day. #sacrifice #memorialday #miwrongfulconviction #freedomforALL

A recent High Court case has reiterated that members of the media can access and report on documents on court files. This is the case even where those documents have not been ‘read out’ in Court. We review this decision and the principle underlying it - that justice should be conducted in public. https://lnkd.in/eFyspfDp #MHCLaw #LegalUpdate #MediaAccess

A recent High Court case has reiterated that members of the media can access and report on documents on court files. This is the case even where those documents have not been ‘read out’ in Court. We review this decision and the principle underlying it - that justice should be conducted in public. https://lnkd.in/eFyspfDp #MHCLaw #LegalUpdate #MediaAccess

Ever wondered why it takes so long for the High Court & Supreme Court to act on cases? Senior Advocate Rebecca John addresses this crucial question and more in our latest reel. Watch to understand the complexities and find out why timely justice is a challenge. #JusticeForWomen #AdvocateRebeccaJohn #LegalSystem #SupremeCourt #HighCourt #RaiseAwareness #thenewindians

In a surprising decision, the KY Supreme Court eliminated the offer of judgment rule from family court matters. We will follow up on this on the Round-Up with more analysis. #KYFamilyLaw https://lnkd.in/e67ZesbN

Discovery Sanctions in Missouri can include such severe actions as a dismissal with prejudice of your entire case. See our latest blog post for more information and reach out with any questions!

Did you know that the Court of Appeals was founded on February 1, 1936? Read here: https://lnkd.in/dhsqqtwD Like us for more updates!  Subscribe to our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/ggWVutiF #CourtOfAppeals #court #AlburoLaw