by ethanmarcus | Jul 29, 2025 | Family Law
Therapy As a human person, you have the right to make your own health-care choices, unless that right have been taken away from you due to your having been found to be incompetent to handle your own health-care decisions (e.g. detention for a mental health condition... 
by ethanmarcus | Mar 29, 2022 | Domestic Partnerships, Marriage, Property, Support
Modification and Equitable Offset of Child Support So here is a question. If you owe child support for a child, and the child come to live with you, do you still owe child support? The short answer is that if a child support order be in place, you will continue... 
by ethanmarcus | Mar 13, 2017 | Custody & Children, Marriage, Special Needs
A previous installment, “Enemies in the House,” I began the story of Silas and Regina, parents of a child on the autism spectrum named Belisario (“Belly”). These characters are synthesized from real people with common traits and common stories. Summary: Silas and... 
by ethanmarcus | Dec 27, 2016 | Custody & Children, Marriage, Special Needs
Having a child with special needs puts a strain on the parents, and on their relationship with each other. It is not unusual for parents to dissolve their relationship over disputes about how to address the special needs of a child. The biggest dispute may be as to... by ethanmarcus | Dec 18, 2007 | Outreach
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