Families are made up of individuals who find themselves joined together by the most personal and intimate bonds and who, hopefully, intent...

Abigail K. Skeans, Candidate for Juris Doctor 2014   from Regent University School of Law also served as the Justice Programme Administrato...

This admirable guest blog post comes from the experience of 2L Regent Law student Jessica Sherman-Stoltz: In the Fall of 2012 I was in t...

From Guest-blogger and Regent 3 rd Year Law Student Elizabeth Oklevitch Today marks the end of Sanctity of Life Month, a month...

From Guest-blogger and Regent 3 rd Year Law Student Jennifer D. Jones, Associate Presiding Officer , Honor Council, and President , Regent...

From guest-blogger Rebecca Lawrence, Regent 2L and current Family Law student:  Between "Will you marry me" and the "I Do...

Summer opportunities for Regent law students are directive and confirming of their calling to law and their future practice as attorneys. ...

Children in several nations around the globe do not enjoy basic protections of their due process interests when accused of a crime.  Ofte...

The welfare of children has been a concern of Americans for centuries.  That concern manifested itself in the 20th century as a large bur...

S ocial security is a program that nearly every individual in the United States will participate in at some point in their lives.  The benef...

Families are sometimes comprised of generations of people caring for each other. Those family members who care for children may not be li...

As people age, families make adjustments economically, socially, and in health care.  Health care and Medicaid eligibility becomes a cons...

Jennifer M. Brown (Regent Law J.D. Candidate 2014) researched the issue of senior housing prohibitions on pets to determine what fosters ...

Earlier this year a frightening event occurred in a nursing home when a woman fell into cardiac arrest, and a 911 call recorded the fact...

The interface between political science and family law and policy offers the opportunity to consider how government family support inter...