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Social Media: To Post or Not to Post-That is the Question By Laura Berlowe-Heinish, Esq. All areas of the law are evolving quickly with regard to the use of social media, be it with regard to tort law, commercial law, criminal law, or family law. It is therefore

PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME, PARENTAL ALIENATION, AND THE ALIENATED CHILD: THE EVOLUTION With a focus on Florida law, this article gives a brief overview of the evolution of three theories that are commonly addressed in family court matters, to wit: Parental Alienation Syndrome, Parental Alienation, and The Alienated

Florida and Same-Sex Marriage: The Initial Implications By: Laura J. Berlowe-Heinish, Esq. The federally enacted Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was passed by heavy, veto proof majorities in both houses in 1996 and signed into law that same year. It provided each state with the authority to