The Legal Rights Of Step-Parents

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Do you know who really has legal rights over step-children? From signing report cards to drafting a will, legal expert Susan Reach Winters has some surprising answers in her informative chat with Debbie.

Susan Reach Winters is a shareholder and the chairperson of the family Law Department of Budd Larner, P.C. She has broad experience in all areas of family law, including divorce, prenuptial agreements, business and other asset valuations, custody and visitation, child support, alimony and equitable distribution. She holds a B.S. from Rutgers University and a J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law.

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[m1911trenchgun]

WTF IS DIS SHIT!!!!! I DONT GIVE A SHIZ BOUT THIS

[mindyourbizok]

People ignore the fact that step/blended families don't only come form divorce. It also comes from people who have children without ever being married.

[4therightinvestor]

First Wives World, I am the writer and producer of a theatrical production dealing with the issues of blended families. I would like to compliment you on a great interview covering a topic matter that has been ignored and left out of living life beyond the blended family. I have a play that is being prepped for a national tour in 2009; please take the time to view the clips. Ray Quick

[4therightinvestor]

First Wives World, I am the writer and producer of a theatrical production dealing with the issues of blended families. I would like to compliment you on a great interview covering a topic matter that has been ignored and left out of living live beyond the blended family. I have a play that is being prepped for a national tour in 2009; please take the time to view the clips. Ray Quick

[4therightinvestor]

First Wives World, I am the writer and producer of a theatrical production dealing with the issues of blended families. I would like to compliment you on a great interview covering a topic matter that has been ignored and left out of living live beyond the blended family. I have a play that is being preped for a national tour in 2009; please take the time to view the clips.

Ray Quick