Happy Monday! Here are a few law links to start your week: Jim Gross and Heather Sunderman both post on Del. Luiz Simmons’ proposal to let couples file for divorce if they’ve gone a year without sex. At present, those ...

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We often hear in Baltimore about the desire for more local or family ownership (see Tribune/Baltimore Sun, Pimlico Race Course). But family ownership has its problems too. Last month, Jamie McCourt, a Baltimore native who was CEO of the Los ...

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Happy Monday! Collaborative divorce isn’t so great, Dawn Bowie says. Is this gender-stereotyping discrimination, or is it sexual-orientation discrimination? “Prowel says he was harassed because he talked in a high voice, walked effeminately, was very well-groomed, liked to talk about art ...

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In nearly every social setting I found myself in this past holiday weekend, the latest in The Continuing Story of Alaska Sarah came up, and the theories of why she abruptly quit as governor were as various as they were ...

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For homebuyers who just can’t bear the thought of driving around a free-but-gas-guzzling SUV, realtors in Spain are offering the next big incentive: a free divorce. Spanish real estate company Geimsa is throwing in a divorce lawyer with the purhcase of ...

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Happy blustery Monday! Here’s what’s new around the Web: After hearing from a dance scholar from the University of Maryland and watching videos of strippers performing, a New York judge held that pole-dancing is an art form, meaning it qualifies ...

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A new divorce Web site launched last week has that certain something-extra: its own community forum, “I Got Screwed By…”. The forum at Divorce Network is not just where disgruntled ex-spouses go to air grievances about their former partners. It’s ...

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