Sepral is a product-linked guide series for people organizing a divorce or custody case, covering co-parenting messages, proposed court orders and first hearing preparation. Each issue gives general organizational steps with repeated disclaimers and calls to consult a licensed family law attorney.
Website: https://sepral.com/
A law professor and practitioner writes about the Indian Child Welfare Act, covering case law, the Uniform State ICWA, and Supreme Court developments, with occasional personal asides and rants. Readers get plain-language legal analysis and updates on ICWA litigation and conferences.
Colorado family lawyer Aaron Herzberg explains divorce and custody law, covering topics such as dividing retirement accounts, admissibility of digital evidence, and out-of-state relocation with children. Readers get statute- and case-citing explanations with practical pitfalls to avoid.
A lived-experience researcher documents institutional failures affecting a military family, combining analysis of Australian veterans' compensation rules, memoir extracts and explanatory pieces. Readers get firsthand testimony and close reading of published policy, with Spanish translations offered.
A law firm blog from Jackson Hole, Wyoming that explains local legal questions in plain language, quoting statutes and court procedure directly. Recent issues cover child support income rules for seasonal workers, a Yellowstone case challenging park rules, and Wyoming's first-offender deferral.
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