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Divorce Court is not a laundromat

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Sandy Durst

When a client first comes in for a consultation, a significnat amount of time is consumed by them telling me what an awful person their sooon to be former-spouse is. Early in my career i would try to quickly steer … Continue reading →

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Doctors required to report child abuse even if evidence is less than conclusive

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Sandy Durst

In a case which is designed to protect children in NJ from abuse, the Appellate Court now requires doctors treating children to report abuse  if the physician has a “reasonable cause to believe that a child has been subjected to … Continue reading →

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Were your custodial rights impacted by false claims of sexual abuse? Noted Psychologist has license revoked.

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Sandy Durst

In the most recent  turn of events in a saga that  is tragic on many levels, psychologist Marsha Kleinman has had her license revoked after it was determined that she she coaxed at least one child into making false allegations of … Continue reading →

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Parent committed child abuse by making false claims of sexual abuse

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Sandy Durst

Parties going through a divorce often seek out any advantage they belief will give them the upper hand and increase their chances of realizing a favorable outcome.   When dealing with the emotional issue of child support and custody, parents often … Continue reading →

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Pennsylvania takes steps to further protect children from abuse

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Sandy Durst

A recommendation from a PA task seeks to place attorneys into the class of professionals who are designated as a mandatory reporter of alleged child abuse.  Such a rule clearly places the welfare of the child as the highest priority; … Continue reading →

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