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Adoption, Family Law The Letter that Changed Everything

As part of our series covering National Adoption Month, the Horn Law Group is sharing the adoption communities’ stories of sadness, frust

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Adoption, Family Law, Transracial Deciding to Dance

We welcomed our 1st daughter, Lauren, July 2001. Looking back, the road was bumpy with lots of twists and turns.  All these terms, profile

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Adoption, Family Law Great Adoption Books

You’re bound to find plenty of adoption related books either for the parent or child. Here’s a quick sampling of what’s out there...

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Adoption, Family Law The Waiting Game

The first in our series covering National Adoption Month, the Horn Law Group is sharing the adoption communities’ stories of sadness, frus

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Family Law What You Need To Know About Child Custody In New Jersey

Navigating child custody laws are tricky, but with the help of family law attorneys and some quick research, you can sort out the facts you

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Family Law Incredible Will Power: 5 Of History’s Strangest Wills

A person’s last will and testament is the official document that instructs the living how to divide up their earthly goods. No matter

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Family Law 4 Tips for Using Social Media During a Divorce

It’s a fact of the modern day that social media has become an all too intertwined aspect of society. People use it to post photos, upd

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Family Law Preparing for the Worst: 3 Reasons to Get a Prenup

As you prepare for the best day of your life, you don’t want to think about the possibility of divorce. While you never want to imagine yo

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Family Law 3 Things About Divorce That You Should Know Beforehand

Divorce is never a pleasant experience, yet it is often the only rational outcome of certain relationships. There’s no shame in it. De

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Family Law The 3 Main Reasons People Choose to Do Estate Planning

A survey of individuals who have not yet written their will were asked why they had not done so. Their response: 57% said they just have not

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