| Successful Co-Parenting: How to Raise Happy, Healthy Kids with Your Ex
Are you tired of playing joint-custody tug-of-war with your Ex? Would you rather be paying for your kid's needs than paying your custody attorney? Discover the How-Tos of mutual respect with your Ex and co-operation in your shared parenting plans. Find advice that's miles apart from the usual divorced-parent information found in any ordinary shared-custody parenting class. These 5 Steps to Successful Co-parenting give you, your Ex, and your children the support you need most. Divorced with kids, but still playing the "who's-right, who's-wrong" game? Are your attempts to co-parent plagued by leftover anger and unsettled arguments from the past? If you're angry, confused, or just wondering how in the world you will ever be able to share the responsibility of raising your kids with your Ex, then read on.
Levin counters Senate fuel proposal; automakers return to Capitol ...
WASHINGTON -- Michigan Sen. Carl Levin released the text of his 46-page compromise proposal to increase fuel economy mandates, while auto industry officials prepared to mount a grassroots effort to support his proposal. On Tuesday, General Motors Corp. vice president of sales, Mark LaNeve, will be on Capitol Hill with GM dealers. Chrysler Group will muster 14 plant executives, including managers from Warren and Sterling Heights. Ford Motor Co. is bringing in Mark Fields, its president of the Americas. The amendment, if adopted, would raise fuel efficiency standards to a minimum of 36 miles per gallon for passenger cars by 2025 and 30 mpg for light trucks by 2022. It is sponsored by Sens. Levin, Mark Pryor D-Ark. and Kit Bond, R-Mo. Automakers currently must achieve 27.5 mpg for passenger cars and 22 mpg for light trucks.
Paternity Statutes Do Not Apply to Wrongful Death Actions ...
It seems that, in addition to proving wrongful death, when the decedent is an unborn child, you had better be able to prove paternity as well. In the case, Aranda v. Cardenas, both the mother and her unborn child were apparently subject to fatal medical malpractice. The Defendants, however, disputed whether the unborn child's father was indeed the child's father, raising the affirmative defense of capacity to sue. The Defendants were able to pursued the trial court to apply very harsh statutory presumptions and other requirements imposed by the paternity statutes, A.R.S. ยงยง 25-801 through 25-818, to the paternity dispute in the wrongful death case. On appeal, the Plaintiff argued that the trial court erred in referring to the paternity statutes and in requiring deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) tests to prove paternity.
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