Analysis of Standing Order 2-99 affecting Rule 78 motions will also be discussed. In recent years the law of the family has been substantially affected by court decisions which permit persons not traditionally considered family members to have standing in child visitation and post-adoption disputes. At the same time there has been a recognizable trend to de-emphasize the interests of biological noncustodial parents in the parental relocation cases. These various trends are reviewed and possible future evolution discussed. Selected benefits such as stock holdings and stock options, life insurance, travel and entertainment, intellectual property interests and severance pay are discussed by the panelists.
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