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ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLEKennedy. 30:100-6.Disturbed Parent-Child Alignment and CustodyLitigation. Andrew R. Vogelson. 11:150.Divorce Actions–A Family Affair? Robert D.Feder. 13(2):11-12; 13(3):9-10.Divorce and the Key Nest Eggs: The FamilyHome and Investment Portfolio. Joan K. Crain andRichard C. Thomas. 30:163-65.Divorce, Older Women and Alimony. Elizabeth L.Bennett. 16(5):15-17.Divorce, Support and Custody Laws & RelatedSubjects in Pennsylvania (1980-2005): ABibliography. Joel Fishman. 28:50-91.Divorce–Israeli Style. David L. Ladov. 29:102-3.A Divorce’s Retroactive Modification will notChange Taxability of Payments. Melvyn B.Frumkes. 29:26.Do Common Pleas Courts have ConstitutionalAuthority to Prescribe by General Order or LocalRule Seminars or Counseling for Parents Involvedin Divorce? James E. Mahood. 20:70-73 .Do You Know Who has Access to Your Client’sDivorce Records? Protecting Your Client’sPersonal Information in the Information Age.Carolyn Moran Zack. 30:14-18.Don't Get Caught Napping on Appeal. Jay N.Silberblatt. 19:65-66.Don't Let Your Client Shoot Himself in the Foot.Catherine M. McFadden. 12(5):9-11.Drafting a DRO for SERS and PSERs. Bradley Z.Snyder. 14(3):14-15 .Drafting and Qualifying a Court Order in aDomestic Relations Case. William M. Troyan.7:896-900.Drake v. Drake: Workers’ CompensationCommutation Award Accrued During Marriagecan be Marital Property Subject to EquitableDistribution. C. Kurt Mulzet. 21:42-45.Dramatic Changes Proposed in Child SupportGuidelines. Catherine M. McFadden. 26:11-19.Early Retirement Incentives are not DeferredCompensation. James E. Mahood. 20:18-20.Early Retirement Window Enhancements andDivorce. Mark Altschuler and Toby Dickman.20:44-45.Economic Stimulus Package Places NewObligations on Employers Covered by COBRA.Cami L. Davis. 31:118-19.Editor's Rebuttal to Dr. Crews' "In the BestInterest of the Child: A Legal Term of Art."Emanuel A. Bertin. 10:70-71.Eight Landmines to Avoid in Divorce Litigation.Brian C. Vertz. 28:119-20.Eisenberg v. Commissioner: Court AllowsAdjustment for Potential Built-in Capital GainsTax. Karen J. Damiano. 21:10-11.Elder Law and Divorce. Kathleen B. Vetrano.16(5):13-15.Elian Go Home. Thomas M. Mulroy. 22:11-12.End of Common-Law Unions? The PennsylvaniaCommonwealth Court Goes Where Others haveonly Imagined. Michael L. Viola. 25:104-6.Equitable Distribution: Mixed Assets. CatherineM. McFadden, Judith A. Bretz, Susan J. Beckertand Debra K. Lillie. 19:13-14.The Erie County Custody Mediation Process.James H. Richardson, Jr. 19:39-40.Estate/Gift Tax Valuation–Professional Guidancefrom IRS Publications. Jeffrey S. Buettner andRobert F. Reilly. 25:21-24.142
ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLEEstate Planning and the Family Lawyer. PeggyLynn Ferber and Deborah D. Dodds. 13(2):9-11.Estate Planning and the Tax Act of 2001—Whatto do in 2002. John F. Meck. 24:18-20.Ethics Opinion 95-134 Temporarily Withdrawn.18(2):22.Evaluating the Expertise and Credentials ofBusiness Valuation Practitioners. Gregg S. Gaffen.25:34-40.Evaluation of Qualified Benefit Plans as a Resultof the Berringer and Katzenberger Decisions.William M. Troyan. 13(5):8-14.Evidence: New Developments in Child AbuseProceedings. Elizabeth L. Bennett. 10:72-73.The "Excess Earnings" Method: How to Get aDefensible Result. Shannon P. Pratt. 19:35-38.Execution of U.S. Support Judgments in theProvince of Quebec. Kalman Samuels. 26:126-27.Executive Stock Options Valuation Issues. LesterBarenbaum. 20:16-17.Family Law and Civility–Can They Co-Exist?Max Baer. 24:13-16.Family Law and the Economic Downturn. PeterM. Walzer. 31:56-57.The Family Lawyer’s Guide to Social SecurityDisability Insurance Benefits and SupplementalSecurity Income (SSI). Robert E. Rains. 31:23-26.Federal Child Support Initiatives: UnansweredQuestions. Thomas M. Mulroy. 16(5):18-20.Federal Income Taxes. G. Daniel Jones. 24:46-50.Filing Action in Pennsylvania to Dissolve a Same-Sex Relationship Created Under the Law ofAnother State. Helen E. Casale, Leslie A. Kramer,and Naomi B. Mendelsohn. 31:112-18.A Form to Beat a Headache: Solving the JointEscrow Problem. Mark R. Ashton. 25:41-42.Formula Enhancements to a Defined BenefitPension: Berrington, Brown, Gordon, and Meyer.Mark K. Altschuler. 23:39-41.The Four-Way Conference: And Why Not? MarkB. Dischell. 26:50-51.Gordon v. Gordon: Anything New on CovertureFractions? Patricia G. Miller. 16(4):19-20.Guideline Triple X. Dennis McGee and MikeLevandowski. 22:42-43.Hayward v. OPM–Qualifying Orders on CivilService Retirement System Pensions. Barbara J.Shah. 31:170-72.Health Resources for Uninsured Women. NicoleMolinaro. 27:15-16.Help! I Need a Gal! [Albert Momjian]. 27:126-27.A Helpful Solution for Supervised Visitation andDifficult Custody Exchanges. Ellen S. Fischer.29:27.Holland v. Holland: An Assortment of Post-Separation Eggs in the Marital Property Basket.Patricia G. Miller. 12(4):13-14.The Homemaker Contribution. Brian C. Vertz.31:167.House Judiciary Committee ConsidersAmendment/ Repeal of No Fault Divorce Law.Robert E. Rains. 18(4):19-23.How Costs of Children are Calculated. CatherineM. McFadden. 26:19-23.How to Determine a QDRO Award Under Act175. Mark K. Altschuler. 31:62-64.How to Look Like a Winner (Or at Least not LookLike a Loser). Joanne Ross Wilder. 13(1):14-15.143
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