Family Law
Family Law News 2017, Issue 3, Volume 39, No. 3
Content
- Arbitration Clauses In Family Law Attorney Fee Agreement
- Family Law News Editorial Team
- Family Law Section Executive Committee
- Forensic Expert Testimony and the Value of the Side-by-Side
- Legislative Liaisons and Designated Recipients of Legislation
- Mandatory Fee Arbitration For Attorney-Mediators
- MCLE Article: What is a Paca?
- Message from the Chair
- Message from the Editor
- Pension Survivor Rights Under Qdros: An Issue of Conflict of Laws
- Recurring Questions Under the Domestic Violence Prevention Act
- Requesting a Statement of Decision: How, When & Why
- Table of Contents
- Technology Corner: An Ode to a Modern Swiss Army Knife
- The Killing of Krempin
- Military Family Support -Questions and Discovery
Military Family Support -Questions and Discovery
Mark E. Sullivan
Mark Sullivan is a retired Army Reserve JAG colonel. He practices family law in Raleigh, North Carolina and is the author of THE MILITARY DIVORCE HANDBOOK (Am. Bar Assn., 2nd Ed. 2011) and many internet resources on military family law issues. A Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Mr. Sullivan has been a board-certified specialist in family law since 1989. He works with attorneys and judges nationwide as a consultant and an expert witness on military divorce issues in drafting military pension division orders. He can be reached at 919832-8507 and at mark.sullivan@ncfamilylaw.com.
When an attorney is meeting with a client for the first time and there are military family support issues, it is important to know what questions to ask. This article details some of the appropriate questions to ask and the necessary documents to request if the client is either the custodial parent or the support payee.