In 2022, there have been many areas that were under family law’s microscope, including matters such as divorce, parental alienation, surrogacy etc; but what are family lawyers going to need to consider in 2023?
Marilyn Bell comments in a recently published article in Today’s Family Lawyer on the hurdles that lie ahead for family lawyers next year.
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