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By Anthony Storm, CFLS; Robin Sax, JD LCSW; Judge Joshua Wayser Family law cases should settle. Yup, we said it. Family law cases are meant to settle. That proposition may sound aspirational—especially in high-conflict custody disputes—but it remains both the goal and, in most cases, the most appropriate outcome. What
Elijah & Mary Stiny Trusts v. Robins, No. 24-2008 (8th Cir. Feb. 19, 2026) Key Legal Issue: This case concerned multijurisdictional trust enforcement. Central to the appeal was whether the federal district court correctly applied California’s substantive trust law, particularly concerning trustee discretion, accounting obligations, and remedies for breach. The
At 8:30 on a Monday morning, the courtroom is already full. Clients sit anxiously in the gallery. Opposing counsel shuffles through binders. The judge reviews the docket with quiet efficiency. At the counsel’s table, an attorney rises to argue a motion that may determine the direction of a case or
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