When the ideal becomes reality, and the break up happens, what happens when adults start behaving like children? They are mad, they are angry, and they are vengeful. One or the other may feel like they have been wronged, taken advantage of, or otherwise abused. ...
October begins the new Supreme Court Term. In October and November, the Supreme Court will be hearing some interesting cases involving Social Media....
Estate planning is more than planning for death. Lifetime gifts can make a big difference to children, grandchildren, family members, and ultimately your estate....
It is the beginning of summer picnics, barbeques, vacations, and driving! So, a good time to review the may affect your carefree summer days....
It is the beginning of summer picnics, barbeques, vacations, and driving! So, a good time to review what may affect your carefree summer days....
March 8, 2023 marked International Women’s Day. A Women’s Day has been part of the U.S. landscape since its first official appearance in 2/28/1909. On that date, was the first declared National Women’s Day in the United States. The gathering was held in New York,...
According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, there are approximately 250,000 mentally ill homeless of whom 140,000 may be considered seriously mentally ill. That is only the number of mentally ill people whom are homeless there are countless others living in family homes or...
A number of new laws affecting employees and employers have either just gone into effect or are going into effect in January 2023. Some of these are merely continuations of present policy while some are offering sweeping change. At least one may bring more court...
The first Monday in October brings the newest term of the Supreme Court of the United States into session. As of this writing, there are 27 new cases on the docket to be decided. Five of those cases are from the 9th Circuit which includes...
How we handle paying bills, purchasing goods, and manage our money is changing. We have cash, check, credit cards, gift cards, debit cards, online payments, tap and go payments, digital currency … the options continue to grow....
It is a rite of passage in some families that the kids get to go to summer camp and have fun and adventure to talk about all summer long. The American Camp Association has estimated that there may be more than 700 day camps...
Ever been in a room of grown women fawning and bragging about their grandchildren? There they are comparing the best pictures, selfies, and oohs and aahs over the grandchildren and how adorable the mini-me’s look. If so, then you know there is no one more...
There is still time to take advantage of year end estate planning savings. Here are the best tidbits to know....
The 2021-2022 of the Supreme Court began October 4, 2021. They have 62 cases on the docket, while some are carryovers from the 2020-2021 session. 3 of the cases have been decided by the Court without any oral argument....
On August 12, 2021, the Supreme Court heard the case of Chrysafis v. Marks. This case was a request of New York landlords for relief from COVID related halts to evictions. The landlords argued that the September 2, 2020 CDC issued public health order...
The United States of America has a real ring to it, USA. What really comprises the USA, and how did we get there? Celebrating our freedoms won during the revolutionary war, should give us pause to reflect on how the United States is what it...