I had a great conversation with Meyer Capel shareholder Tristan Bullington, who is a talented family law and criminal law attorney. He is part of the Bloomington, Illinois team. You can hear the podcast here.
New York Office535 Fifth Avenue, 4th floor
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New York, NY 10017
Office: (212) 427-2049
Fax: (212) 202-6077cari@rinckerlaw.com
Skype: Cari.Rincker
Illinois Offices301 N. Neil Street, Suite 400
Champaign, IL 61820
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Shelbyville, IL 62565
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Champaign, IL 61820
Office: (217) 531-2179
Fax: (217) 531-2211229 E Main Street
Shelbyville, IL 62565
Office: (217) 774-1373
Episode 39 of Ag Law Today: Farm Divorces
Episode 32 of Ag Law Today: Cattle Traceability
Loved this interview with Chelsea Good with the Livestock Marketing Association in Kansas on Cattle Traceability. Hear the full interview here.
Episode 30 of Ag Law Today: Livestock Sales and Payment Protection
Hear my convo with Chelsea Good with the Kansas Livestock Association on this episode of Ag Law Today. We discuss livestock sales and payment protection.
Read Episode 30 of Ag Law Today: Livestock Sales and Payment Protection
Livestock Show Liability Considerations in Light of COVID-19
Livestock show families have been hard at work in the barn while the world sheltered in place during the height of the pandemic. Now these families are chomping at the bit to get back on the show circuit. And, as …
Read Livestock Show Liability Considerations in Light of COVID-19
A Closer Look at the Pet “Custody” (or Pet Allocation) in Illinois
A recent Champaign County case was decided concerning the division of property concerning pets in a divorce. In the case of IRMO Montgomery v. Montgomery, a childless couple had two Shih Tzu dogs together that were about one year apart …
Read A Closer Look at the Pet “Custody” (or Pet Allocation) in Illinois
Ask Kym: Factors Illinois Courts May Consider for the Allocation of Pet Responsibility
After the seminal case of the Marriage of Enders, in 750 ILCS 503(n), Illinois law established the allocation of pet responsibility in divorces. Here are a few of the factors that a court may consider: Who owns the companion animal; …
Read Ask Kym: Factors Illinois Courts May Consider for the Allocation of Pet Responsibility
NALC Fact Sheet: Animal Law Issues in Farm and Ranch Divorces
There are a myriad of animal law issues affecting farm and ranch families who are going through a divorce (both with companion animals but also livestock and frozen genetics). Read my Fact Sheet with the National Agriculture Law Center here. …
Read NALC Fact Sheet: Animal Law Issues in Farm and Ranch Divorces
Family Law Issues in Agriculture: Animal Issues
Divorces among farm families inherently have animal issues – not only with live animals but also with genetic material (e.g., embryos, semen). These are important property disputes for some farm families. Depending on the state, companion animals can be treated …
Ask Will: Why Should I Get a Second Legal Opinion?
Hear associate attorney Will Culp talk why you may consider getting a second legal opinion here.
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