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Bucks County family law firm Williams Family Law, P.C. commends Founder and Managing Partner Jeffrey M. Williams on his fifth year of membership in the American College of Family Trial Lawyers (ACFTL). Only a select group of the top 100 family law trial lawyers from across the United States are members of the College. Formed in 1993, the American College of Family Trial Lawyers brings together an elite group of trial lawyers nationwide who practice sophisticated and complex family law and matrimonial matters, both domestically and internationally, including dissolution of marriage (divorce), paternity, child abduction and domestic torts. "The cases I handle at Williams Family Law are among some of the most complex family law matters in Bucks County." said Williams. "Collaborating with the best family lawyers from across the United States enables me to both share my own knowledge, and to stay on top of cutting-edge issues in family law around the country, which is an invaluable benefit … [Read more...] about Family Law Attorney Jeffrey M. Williams Marks Five Years as a Member of Elite American College of Family Trial Lawyers

Go to a campaign event for President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats ask if they have reason to worry about UK result Trump scramble to rack up accomplishments gives conservatives heartburn Seven years after Sandy Hook, the politics of guns has changed MORE and anyone will tell you: “Oh, North Korea? The president solved that a long time ago.” Fact-free zones are not hard to find at political rallies, but the view that three summits with the North Korean leader have solved the North Korean threat is especially worrisome and naive — and North Korea hasn’t even delivered to its promised “Christmas gift” yet.What North Korea is vowing to send to the United States in December is anyone’s guess at this point. Another intercontinental missile, perhaps, but this time an upgraded one with new generation solid-fuel engines? Perhaps a submarine-launched ballistic missile is being boxed and sent special delivery. Whatever it is, it won’t be wrapped … [Read more...] about North Korea is everybody’s problem, so Trump must change his approach

President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats ask if they have reason to worry about UK result Trump scramble to rack up accomplishments gives conservatives heartburn Seven years after Sandy Hook, the politics of guns has changed MORE is pushing hard for an investigation of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats ask if they have reason to worry about UK result Media organization fights Trump administration over Ukraine documents FOIA Buttigieg releases list of campaign bundlers MORE and his son, but the prospect of using the Oval Office to go after a political rival is prompting some GOP senators to speak out.Sens. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Hill's Morning Report — Sponsored by AdvaMed — House panel delays impeachment vote until Friday Senate gears up for battle over witnesses in impeachment trial McConnell: I doubt any GOP senator will vote to impeach Trump MORE (Utah), Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsThe Hill's Morning Report — Sponsored … [Read more...] about Key Republicans split with Trump on Biden investigation push

WARRINGTON, PA — Foundations Community Partnership will hold three workshops this spring to cover important topics, including preventing youth suicide and child abuse. Educators, counselors, parents, and mental health professionals are invited to attend. "Depression, Suicide, and Related Mood Disorders in Adolescents" will be held on Wednesday, March 6 from 8:30 a.m to noon. Presenter Matthew Wintersteen, Associate Professor and Director of Research in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, will review current findings and evidence-based treatment practices for depression, bipolar disorder, and other mood disorders in adolescents. "Particular attention will be paid to factors contributing to suicide risk and approaches to working with youth at heightened risk for suicide in outpatient settings," Foundations explains. Then on Wednesday, April 3 from 8:30 a.m. to noon, Anthony L. Rostain, Professor of Psychiatry and … [Read more...] about Workshops To Explore How To Prevent Teen Suicide, Sex Abuse

close Video Third American reportedly dies in Dominican Republic while undergoing cosmetic procedure A study from the University of Texas named the Dominican Republic as the most dangerous place to travel for plastic surgery; Phil Keating reports from Miami. A New York family said they pleaded with 33-year-old Alexandra Medina to cancel the tummy tuck and liposuction surgery that she had scheduled with a clinic in the Dominican Republic, but she wouldn’t listen. Medina, of New Rochelle, allegedly went in for the surgery at Doctor Urenea Arias clinic in Santo Domingo on July 4, according to her family’s Facebook page, but she did not survive. “I urge you not to do anything like this,” Kanny Toro, who has identified herself as the woman’s mother, said in an interview with Yonkers Voice. “God gave you a body for a reason and keep it that way. You are beautiful the way you are.” FLORIDA WOMAN RECOVERING FROM … [Read more...] about New York mom dies after undergoing plastic surgery in Dominican Republic, family says