Sentences with phrase «potential father in law»

Turns out his potential father in law (Robert De Niro) is a former CIA agent with a suspicious nature — and a polygraph lie - detector machine at his disposal.

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Indeed, so important to the father was this potential property value in a daughter that the law code carefully protected his right to it in case a girl was wronged by a man before marriage.

The fundamental issue comes down to this: are fathers to be considered by default in law as an alien and a potential threat to their children until vetted, or treated in the same way that mothers are — a parent and a benefit to their children until there is strong evidence to suggest otherwise?

Surprisingly, Ben Whittaker is the rightest part he's gotten from anyone other than Russell since CIA agent turned suspicious potential father - in - law Jack Byrnes in Meet the Parents.

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In this episode, the «Father of Unbundling,» Forrest («Woody») Mosten explains how unbundled services came to law practice, discusses the future of unbundling and its potential for closing the access - to - justice gap, and lays out some best practices for lawyers who want to offer unbundled services.

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In an article in The Times, Fernandes says that children without a father in their life often struggle to reach their full potential, but that the law does not enable this to happen because of a failure to crack down on intransigent parents who defy court orderIn an article in The Times, Fernandes says that children without a father in their life often struggle to reach their full potential, but that the law does not enable this to happen because of a failure to crack down on intransigent parents who defy court orderin The Times, Fernandes says that children without a father in their life often struggle to reach their full potential, but that the law does not enable this to happen because of a failure to crack down on intransigent parents who defy court orderin their life often struggle to reach their full potential, but that the law does not enable this to happen because of a failure to crack down on intransigent parents who defy court orders.