
When Control Becomes a Civil Wrong: Court Awards Wife $40,000 in Damages for Intimate Partner Violence
When your relationship ends and child or spousal support is on the table for resolution, everything starts with one question: How much does each spouse or parent earn? It sounds simple. You’d think the answer is on your respective income tax returns. But in Family Law, the income a court uses to calculate support isn’t...
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