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Celebrities certainly aren’t immune to failed marriages, and this week’s panel takes a look at the news surrounding some high-profile divorces. Holly Evans Grey and Melissa Essick, attorneys with the Rosen Law Firm’s Raleigh office discuss the decision by Robin Williams and his wife to pursue a collaborative divorce, the lofty alimony sum in John Cleese’s divorce, and the custody battle in the case of Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez.

Also discussed are the legal issues surrounding the request from Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons to evict his wife from the governor’s mansion, and the start-up Fairway Divorce Solutions, which aims to offer franchise locations that help couples proceed with a divorce using a mediated model and without the help of attorneys.

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The panel also visits a new study from The Rand Corporation that challenges conventional wisdom about the emotional impact of divorce on children, then examines the Newsweek article “The Divorce Generation Grows Up”, which chronicles the lives of a California high school’s class of ‘82 and their experiences after growing up in broken homes.

This week’s featured service is OurFamilyWizard.com, a website allowing parents and professionals to manage their children’s activities in joint custody arrangements.

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NC Divorce Talk Radio LIVE gives you a chance to call in and have your questions about child custody, child support, alimony, property distribution and separation answered by one of the Rosen Law Firm’s experienced attorneys. There is no charge to be on the show and have your questions answered. For those unable to call in, we also offer a chat room during the live show at http://radio.rosen.com/live. We are now taping this show every Wednesday at 11 a.m. If you’d like to tune in next week, you can listen to the show live at http://radio.rosen.com/live on Wednesday at 11 a.m. EST. Or, to ask one of our experienced family law attorneys a question, you can call in at 919.256.1552 on Wednesdays from 11- 11:30 a.m. EST.

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Is it a good idea to talk about your private business in a public forum? In this week’s round table, Lisa Angel, board certified family law specialist, and Melissa Essick, attorney with the Rosen Law Firm’s Raleigh office, discuss venting your anger via the internet, like Tricia Walsh-Smith in her latest YouTube video, or via billboard like a resident of Spartanburg, SC.

The panel also visits the issue of domestic violence and takes a look at a post from the Georgia Family Law Blog that examines the non-physical aspects of abuse in a relationship. And of course, the ongoing child custody case in San Angelo Texas continues to be a hot topic in the world of family law.

This episode begins with a look at DocStoc.com, a website that allows anyone to find and share professional documents.

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The Rosen Law Firm is excited to bring you another informative episode of NC Divorce Talk Radio LIVE! In this installment, Helena Nevicosi and Lee Rosen of the Rosen Law Firm take a look at child custody issues and common questions from the Rosen Law forum, as well as taking calls from listeners on topics like filing for divorce without an attorney, expediting your divorce, and child custody issues when there is no formalized separation agreement.

NC Divorce Talk Radio LIVE gives you, the listener, a chance to call in and have your questions about child custody, child support, alimony, property distribution and separation answered by one of the Rosen Law Firm’s experienced attorneys. There is no charge to be on the show and have your questions answered. For those unable to call in, we also offer a chat room during the live show at http://radio.rosen.com/live. We are now taping this show every Wednesday at 11 a.m. If you’d like to tune in next week, you can listen to the show live at http://radio.rosen.com/live on Wednesday at 11 a.m. EST. Or, to ask one of our experienced family law attorneys a question, you can call in at 919.256.1552 on Wednesdays from 11- 11:30 a.m. EST.

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The massive child custody case in San Angelo Texas charges on for another week, as both children and mothers are subjected to DNA testing to determine exactly who gave birth to whom. Scott Allen, head of the Rosen Law Firm’s litigation department, and host Lee Rosen discuss the consequences of the ongoing battle between the state and San Angelo’s residents, as well as a new Oxford report on the surprising frequency with which people snoop on the email and internet history of their partners and take a look at a list of five separation myths at the VA Family Law Blog.

This week’s highlighted product is BreakUpEmail.com, a website allowing visitors to call it quits by selecting a few options and clicking a button.

Links:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/04/07/nsnoop107.xml

http://www.divorcerichmond.com/blog/?p=61

http://www.breakupemail.com/

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The Rosen Law Firm is excited to bring you another informative episode of NC Divorce Talk Radio LIVE! In this installment, Helena Nevicosi and Lee Rosen of the Rosen Law Firm take a look at how child support figures into divorce and answer listener questions about how to emotional abuse figures into divorce proceedings.

NC Divorce Talk Radio LIVE gives you, the listener, a chance to call in and have your questions about child custody, child support, alimony, property distribution and separation answered by one of the Rosen Law Firm’s experienced attorneys. There is no charge to be on the show and have your questions answered. For those unable to call in, we also offer a chat room during the live show at http://radio.rosen.com/live. We are now taping this show every Wednesday at 11 a.m. If you’d like to tune in next week, you can listen to the show live at http://radio.rosen.com/live on Wednesday at 11 a.m. EST. Or, to ask one of our experienced family law attorneys a question, you can call in at 919.256.1552 on Wednesdays from 11- 11:30 a.m. EST.

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It’s been an eventful week in family law. This roundtable begins with a discussion of the San Angelo Texas child custody case in which hundreds of attorneys have volunteered to represent the nearly 400 children removed from their homes and families. Scott Allen, head of the Rosen Law Firm litigation department, and Holly Evans Gray, attorney with the Rosen Law Firm, discuss the broad-reaching implications of the state’s actions.

Also discussed is the emerging problem same-sex divorce presents when couples attempt to dissolve their union in a state where the initial marriage license would not have been granted. The show concludes with an examination of how your actions on the internet can affect your divorce, including the now famous YouTube video of Tricia Walsh-Smith exposing the personal details of her marriage, and the legality of sites like DivorcingDaze, where people can vent frustrations about their own cases.

This week’s highlighted product is the Semen Spy, a kit designed to confirm your suspicions of infidelity by detecting the presence of semen from stains up to 30 years old.

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