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Articles From Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds

The Effects of Vicarious Trauma for Family Law Attorneys By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, November 2024 First Responders are recognized as heroes! First Responders are also required to take care of themselves due to the immense challenges and stress dealt with on a daily basis. Lawyers and judges must do the same. 
Justice Sandra Day O’Connor (1935-2023) By Judge Jeanne M. Reynolds Diversity Leadership Council, June 2024 A look at the life and legacy of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Justice Sandra Day O’Connor (1935-2023) By Judge Jeanne M. Reynolds Women and the Law, March 2024 A look at the life and legacy of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
In re Parentage of A.H, A.H., & A.H. v. Harlow H. By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, February 2024 A summary and analysis of In re Parentage of A.H.
How to Improve Public Confidence and Trust in the Justice System—Judge John Carr and the Importance of the Golden Rule By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, September 2022 Public trust and confidence in the justice system are at an all-time low, however, there are many ways to improve the public's perception of the profession.
IRMO of Goesel: The Supremes have spoken! By Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, January 2018 The Illinois Supreme Court recently resolved the burning issue of whether or not earned attorney fees are subject to disgorgement.
Hot topics in family law! By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds & Hon. Rodney Equi Family Law, June 2017 What family law issues are on the horizon?
1 comment (Most recent June 17, 2017)
Chair’s column By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Bench and Bar, May 2016 A message from the Bench & Bar Section Chair, Hon. Jeanne Reynolds.
Chair’s column By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Bench and Bar, July 2015 A message from the incoming Section Chair.
What makes an exceptional family law attorney? By Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, January 2015 How does a new attorney navigate family law and impress the judge? The author provides her top ten tips, observations, and suggestions.
2 comments (Most recent February 6, 2015)
Movie review: “Divorce Corp” By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, January 2014 Section Council member Judge Jeanne Reynolds gives her opinion of the documentary film.
1 comment (Most recent April 28, 2014)
Court not always required to make best interest finding in removal cases By Hon. Jeanne M. Reynolds Family Law, November 2012 Despite the statutory guidelines, can one parent effectively eliminate the court’s best interest review process in a removal case by contractually agreeing to do so?

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