A legal note from Marshal Willick about Nevada cases properly considering the bigger picture of consistent interpretation of uniform laws. For many years, family law in America has become increasingly homogenous. Over the past few decades, Nevada has increasingly sought … Continue reading
Vol. 57 — Friedman, Vaile, and Evolving Interstate Uniformity
Vol. 56– Mandatory Mediation of Everything: A Rotten Idea
A legal note from Marshal Willick about a proposal being stealthily floated that would cost every Nevada divorce litigant a little more time, money, and aggravation, for no good reason at all. Mediation can be a helpful tool to dispute … Continue reading
Vol. 55 — Shrinks Gone Wild 3
A legal note from Marshal Willick about a wee bit of attempted blackmail, from those who really should know better, and what the court system should do about it. Numerous problems relating to Mental Health Professionals (“MHPs”) involved with the … Continue reading
Vol. 54– Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Cheap & Useful CLE
A legal note from Marshal Willick about actually doing something about (part of) the problem with Continuing Legal Education – by making it cheap, making it useful to those attending, and making it meaningful to fulfilling the purpose of CLE. … Continue reading
Vol. 53 — The Actual Legal Analysis as to 38 USC 5301 and Alimony
A legal note from Marshal Willick about the actual legal analysis of the federal code section (and other statutes) at the root of the efforts to corrupt family law by the militant fringe groups, and how military disability benefits are … Continue reading


