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April 14, 2021 – link

Temporary Tax Deduction Increase to 100% for Business Meals – read now
Much Needed Financial Assistance for Restaurants, Eateries and Breweries – read now

April 7, 2021 – link

Update – To Vaccinate Your Child or Not: Taking a Shot at Reducing the Risk of COVID-19

March 31, 2021 – link

It’s Hiring Time. Here are 5 Key Tips for Interviewing Job Candidates

March 24, 2021

IRS Extends Deadline for 2020 Individual Income Tax Filings – link
Family Law Insight from the Maryland Legislature – link

March 17, 2021 – link

Empowering Relationship Decisions through Financial Literacy

March 10, 2021 – link

Record Numbers of Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Filed in Maryland Since January 2021

March 3, 2021 – link

Employee Retention Tax Credit Update

February 24, 2021 – link

Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Amendment Act of 2020 – read now
Certificates of Insurance – read now

February 17, 2021 – link

Remember Maryland Employers: You Cannot Ask Candidates about Salary History

February 10, 2021 – link

President Biden’s Department of Homeland Security Delays Changes to H-1B Lottery

February 3, 2021 – link

OSHA Issues Guidance on Preventing Workplace Spread of COVID-19 – read now
Losing the Clydesdales: How Budweiser is Setting an Example to Revitalize COVID Business Operations – read now

January 27, 2021 – link

DOJ Issues False Claims Act Report for Fiscal Year 2020

January 20, 2021 – link

A Monumental Week from the Perspective of a Family Lawyer

January 13, 2021 – link

New Corporate Transparency Act Became Effective

January 7, 2021 – link

Pre-Nuptial Agreements as a Business Value Protection Tool

December 30, 2020 – link

UPDATE: FFCRA May be Voluntarily Extended by Employers Until March 31, 2021
New Years Resolutions to Get in Shape (Professionally, that is)

December 16, 2020 – link

Can, and Should, Employers Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines?

December 9, 2020 – link

FFCRS End on December 31, 2020 – what Comes Next for Employers?

December 2, 2020 – link

To Vaccinate Your Child or Not: Taking a Shot at Reducing the Risk of COVID-19

November 25, 2020 – link

The Aftermath of the Election From the Perspective of a Family Lawyer
Is That Employee Holiday Gift Taxable?

November 18, 2020 – link

Are Your Employees Spreading Holiday Cheer or COVID-19
Free Britney Spears!

November 11, 2020 –link

Surprising Similarities Between the 2020 Presidential Election and Family Law Litigation

November 4, 2020 – link

Controlling Your Destiny: The Rise of Online Mediations

October 29, 2020 – link

Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Performance Reviews?
Turn Back the Clocks, but Not Your Productivity

October 21, 2020 – link

New Rules Combine SBA 8(a) Business Development Mentor-Protégé Program with the All Small Mentor-Protégé Program – read now

October 14, 2020 – link

Excess Vacation in 2020 — What to do? What to do? – read now

October 7, 2020 – link

Maryland’s Minimum Wage Set to Increase January 1, 2021 – read now
New Executive Order Addresses “Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping” – read now

September 30, 2020 – link

Four New Maryland Laws Take Effect October 1, 2020 – read now
Reopening Safely – Protecting Your Employees and Your Bottom Line – read now

September 23, 2020 – link

New Appeal Process Established by the SBA for PPP Loan Forgiveness Determinations – read now
U.S. Census Bureau Releases New Data on Minority and Women-Owned Businesses – read now

September 16, 2020 – link

Educate Yourself on How College Accounts are Considered When Dividing Marital Property – read now
Getting Divorced? Don’t Forget Health Insurance – read now

September 9, 2020 – link

Food Trucks, Keep On Truckin’- read now
Telework During Pandemic Does Not Set Precedent – read now

September 2, 2020 – link

If My Employees CHOOSE to Keep Their Kids Home From School for Remote Learning, Do I Have to Hold Open Their Jobs? The DOL Provides New Guidance – read now

August 26, 2020 – link

Business Interruption Insurance Coverage Update – read now

August 19, 2020 – link

What? New FMLA Forms? When Did That Happen? – read now
Protesting The Space Between – read now

August 12, 2020 – link

What Does it Mean to Disinfect the Workplace? – read now
On COVID-19 and Its Effect on Claims – read now

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Business

Much Needed Financial Assistance for Restaurants, Breweries and Eateries – Diane S. Kotkin – read now
Maryland’s Minimum Wage Set to Increase January 1, 2021 – read now
New Executive Order Addresses “Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping” – Michael Stover – read now
Four New Maryland Laws Take Effect October 1, 2020 – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Reopening Safely – Protecting Your Employees and Your Bottom Line – read now
New Appeal Process Established by the SBA for PPP Loan Forgiveness Determinations – Michael Stover – read now
Business Interruption Insurance Coverage Update –Michael Stover – read now
The DOD Increases Sole Source Contract Opportunities For 8(a) Contractors – Michael Stover – read now
An Overview of Virginia’s New Insurance Data Security Act – Thomas Moran – read now
Baltimore County Small Business Reimbursement Grant Program – Morgan Dilks – read now
New Laws for Virginia Employers – Don Walsh – read now
Employer Leave Donation Programs Benefiting COVID-19 Victims (IRC §170) – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
Judge Orders “Tiger King’s” Zoo Turned Over to Nemesis Carole Baskin – read now
Door Dash – When Individual Arbitration Goes Wrong – read now
Up in the AirBnB: Is Your Area Dealing With Short-Term Rentals? – Justin Thatch – read now
Interviewing: It’s A Lot Like Dating – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Sometimes It Can Pay To Cooperate – Michael Stover – read now
The Old Bait And Switch – Michael Stover – read now
If You Have Employees in D.C., You Have Another New Set of Labor Requirements – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
The Intersection of Sci-Fi and the Law Where Time Can Stand Still – Michael Stover – read now
New Year, New Minimum Wage Rates – Don Walsh – read now
New Year, New Beer (Laws)! – Morgan Dilks – read now
New Year, New IRS Form – Don Walsh – read now
Holiday Party Liability: Maryland & Virginia – Justin Thatch – read now
FY 2019 GAO Results Are In – Michael Stover – read now
How to Pay Yourself More in 2020 – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
President Trump Terminates Executive Order Requiring First Right of Refusal for Incumbent Staff – Don Walsh – read now
Trying to Combat the Race to the Bottom, the DOD Limits LPTA Contracting Method – Michael A. Stover – read now
Succeeding as An All Small SBA Joint Venture – Don Walsh – read now
Can A Later Contract Automatically Cancel A Prior Contract? It Depends on the Law of Novation – Michael Stover – read now
Noncompete Agreements Now Illegal for Lower-Wage Maryland Workers – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Off to College But Are They (and You) Really Prepared for Some of the Hidden Adulting? – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
Beers Welcome Cheers and Jeers – Justin A. Thatch – read now
Business Insurance: Do I need D&O? E&O? F&O? (Hint: there is no F&O) – Jason Potter – read now
Cyberattacks in Maryland Now Require New Notices – Don Walsh – read now
Revisiting an Old Problem – Don Walsh – read now
State Contractors, Be Prepared: Maryland’s Responsible Payment of Employee Health Care Expenses Effective July 1 – read now
Sorry, I Think You Have the Wrong Number – Social Security No-Match Letters – read now
Commissions: When Are They Legally Earned?- Marc Campsen – read now
Year 2020 Comprehensive Zoning Process (CZMP) – J. Neil Lanzi – read now
#MarylandToo – Maryland Legislature Drastically Changes State Anti-Harassment Law – read now
Can’t We All Just Get Along – Cooperation Clauses in Insurance Policies – Michael Stover – read now
Title VII Discrimination Claims in the Age of Telecommuting – Marc Campsen – read now
Who is Controlling your Corporate Pocketbook? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Misery Loves Company; Your Subcontractor’s Employees are Your Problem Too – Don Walsh– read now
Out of State Companies Doing Business In Maryland – Jason Potter – read now
Retirement Anyone? Be Mindful of Landmines – James W. Constable – read now
Good Deeds Rewarded as Good Deeds – Don Walsh – read now
Spring Cleaning Priorities for Your Business – Lisa D. Sparks – read now
Fourth Circuit Confirms That Employee Medical Exams Pose ADA Liability Risk – Paul Evelius – read now
Pre-Nuptial Agreements as a Business Value Protection Tool – Renée Bronfein Ades – read now
Practice What They Preach – Don Walsh – read now
Shout-out to the Entrepreneurial Spirit of My Uber Driver- Don Walsh –read now
Get a Grip on Your Cyber Security Because the DoD is Beginning Compliance Reviews – Michael Stover – read now
Do You Operate A Drone Or Use Drone Services In Your Business? Better Check Your Insurance Coverage – Michael Stover – read now
McTrademarks Takes a Hit for McDonald’s in the EU – Lisa D. Sparks – read now
Shutdown Squeezes Small Businesses More Than Anticipated – Don Walsh – read now
Part I of Avoiding Uncontrollable FLSA Lawsuits and How Your Unpaid Wages Can Become PAID – Marc Campsen and Don Walsh – read now
5 Hiring Danger Zones – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Preference Actions in Bankruptcy – Zombie Claims – Michael Stover – read now
Pushing the Envelope Too Far – Don Walsh – read now
Fighting for the MBE – Don Walsh – read now
Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Performance Reviews? – read now
Cybersecurity for the Non-Cyber Company: Part II – Don Walsh – read now
Solid as Sears? Will Your Company Be The Target of a Preference Action? – Doug Seitz – read now
New Regulatory Structure and Regulations for Veteran Owned Businesses – Michael Stover – read now
Cybersecurity for the Non-Cyber Company: Part I – Don Walsh – read now
The Debate Over Unlimited Vacations – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Labor Traps in Your Contract – Don Walsh – read now
Potential Big Break for Small Business – read now
Streamlined Three-Arbitrator Panel Option – James W. Constable – read now
Do I Really Need EPLI Coverage? – Don Walsh – read more
Ensuring Against the Cyber Inevitability – Don Walsh –read more
Wave Goodbye to Effective Waivers – Max Stadfeld – read more
Leveling Online Sales Retailers With Brick and Mortar Stores – Don Walsh – read more
Mind Your State Registration – Marie Ignozzi – read more
Contractor Beware – Don Walsh – read more
New Maryland Laws and Developments, Part II – Don Walsh – read more
New Maryland Laws and Developments, Part I – Don Walsh – read more
Maryland Personal Information Protection Act – Michael Stover –read more
Employers Beware of the FCA Anti-Retaliation Protections – Michael Stover – read more

Construction

Certificates of Insurance – Michael Stover – read now
Out of the Ashes— Lessons Can Be Learned – Michael Stover – read now
Misery Loves Company; Your Subcontractor’s Employees are Your Problem Too – Don Walsh – read now
The Importance of Claim Notices and Lien Waivers – Michael Stover – read now
OSHA Top 10 Violations for 2018 – Michael Stover – read now
Pay-If-Paid Versus Pay-When-Paid Clauses – Michael Stover – read now
Does Your Coverage Give You Cover for Defective Work by Others? – Jason Potter – read now
Liquidated Damage Clauses – Michael Stover – read now
What’s in Your Contract – Michael Stover – read now
The Effect of Incorporating Documents by Reference – Michael Stover – read now
Implied Duties In Your Contract – Michael Stover – read now
SBA is Considering Changes to the 8(a) HUBZone Programs – Michael Stover – read now
Who is an additional insured – Are you covered? – Michael Stover – read now

Government Contracts

DOJ Issues False Claims Act Report for Fiscal Year 2020 – Michael Stover – read now
New Corporate Transparency Act Became Effective – Michael Stover – read now
The DOD Increases Sole Source Contract Opportunities For 8(a) Contractors – Michael Stover – read now
Picky, Picky, Picky – Government Over-Inspection Could Be A Breach – Michael Stover – read now
Department of Labor Discretionary Suspensions and Debarments Just Became a Whole Lot Easier and Faster – That Is Probably Not A Good Thing – Michael Stover – read now
Buy American Revamp – President Issues New Executive Order – Michael Stover – read now
ASBCA Makes Headway – Don Walsh – read now
2018 GAO Bid Protest Annual Report – Michael Stover – read now
Ignorance Can Turn a Small Contractor into an Ineligible Large Contractor – Don Walsh – read more
Labor Traps in Your Contract – Don Walsh – read more
Federal Contractors Getting Ready for Government Snooping – Michael Stover – read more
The Thrill of Victory… The Agony of the Contract – Don Walsh – read more
OFCCP Renewed Focus on Affirmative Action/EEO Compliance – Michael Stover – read more
Missed It By That Much – Michael Stover – read more
Don’t Ignore Your Contract Notice Provisions by Michael Stover – read more
What’s in Your Contract by Michael Stover – read more
The Effect of Incorporating Documents by Reference by Michael Stover – read more
Implied Duties In Your Contract by Michael Stover – read more
SBA is Considering Changes to the 8(a) HUBZone Programs by Michael Stover – read more
Who is an additional insured – Are you covered? by Michael Stover – read more
Do You Know Where Your Payments Are Going? Uncle SAM Has Been Hacked! – Michael Stover – read more
False Claims Act Liability for Third Parties – Michael Stover – read more
March Tournament Fever – Don Walsh – read more
The Accidental Protest – Michael Stover – read more
Pushing the Government Contracting Officer – Don Walsh – read more
The Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy – An Overview – Michael Stover – read more
2018 National Defense Authorization Act – Impact on Procurement Regulations – Michael Stover – read more
The False Claims Act – QUI TAM Actions An Overview – Michael Stover – read more
New Partnership Audit Rules – Don Walsh – read more
Minimizing the Financial Impact of the Shut Down – Don Walsh – read more
Highway Contractors Get Ready to Start Your Engines – Michael Stover – read more
New Protest Rules – Don Walsh – read more
Contract Changes – Don Walsh – read more

Employment and Labor

It’s Hiring Time. Here are 5 Key Tips for Interviewing Candidates – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Record Numbers of Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Filed in Maryland Since January 2021 – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Employee Retention Tax Credit Update – Morgan T. Dilks – read now
Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Amendment Act of 2020 – Diane S. Kotkin and Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Certificates of Insurance – read now
Remember Maryland Employers: You Cannot Ask Candidates about Salary History – Laura Rubenstein – read now
President Biden’s Department of Homeland Security Delays Changes to H-1B Lottery – read now
OSHA Issues Guidance on Preventing Workplace Spread of COVID-19 – Paul Evelius – read now
Losing the Clydesdales: How Budweiser is Setting an Example to Revitalize COVID Business Operations – read now
UPDATE: FFCRA May be Voluntarily Extended by Employers Until March 31, 2021 – read now
Can, and Should, Employers Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines? – Melissa McGuire – read now
FFCRA End on December 31, 2020 – What Comes Next for Employers? – listen now
Are Those Employee Holiday Gifts Taxable? – Melissa McGuire – read now
Are Your Employees Spreading Holiday Cheer or COVID-19? – read now
Four New Maryland Laws Take Effect October 1, 2020 – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Reopening Safely – Protecting Your Employees and Your Bottom Line – read now
Telework During Pandemic Does Not Set Precedent – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Ban the Box Takes Effect in Maryland on February 29, 2020 – read now
EMPLOYER ALERT: Now One Less Reporting Requirement on Federal EEO-1 Reports – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Interviewing: It’s A Lot Like Dating – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
If You Have Employees in D.C., You Have Another New Set of Labor Requirements – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
5 Tips to Address and Prevent Workplace Violence – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
How to Pay Yourself More in 2020 – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Trust the Process – Don Walsh – read now
Playing Your Ball Where it Lies – Don Walsh – read now
Is 13 the Lucky Number? – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
No, I Don’t Represent the “Dark Side” – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
DOL Issues New Overtime Rule Effective January 1, 2020 – read now
“They/Them/Theirs or Ze/Hir” – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
HR Mashup – Don Walsh – read now
Generation Z, Welcome to the Workforce! – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Noncompete Agreements Now Illegal for Lower-Wage Maryland Workers – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Be Wary of Unintended Liability Through Employment Policies – Paul Evelius – read now
The Saga of Antonio Brown’s Helmet – Morgan T. Dilks – read now
Take This Job and Shove It! – Morgan T. Dilks – read now
Does Your Workplace Dress Code Policy Discriminate Against Men? – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Minimizing Workplace Theft – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Your Loneliest Employees Are Working From Home – Laura L. Rubenstein – read now
Revisiting an Old Problem – Don Walsh – read now
State Contractors, Be Prepared: Maryland’s Responsible Payment of Employee Health Care Expenses Effective July 1 – read now
Sorry, I Think You Have the Wrong Number – Social Security No-Match Letters – read now
#MarylandToo – Maryland Legislature Drastically Changes State Anti-Harassment Law – read now
Shaken & Stirred—Hazards to Employers When Employees Drink at Work Events – Lisa D. Sparks – read now
The Most Obvious and Overlooked Employee Wellness Program – Positive Morale – Laura Rubenstein – read now
HR Mistakes Happen, Own Up to Them – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Do Workplace Wellness Programs Work? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Fourth Circuit Reminds Employers To Treat Workplace Depression With Care – Paul Evelius – read now
The New Maryland Minimum Wage After the “Fight for Fifteen” – read now
Who is Controlling your Corporate Pocketbook? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Workplace Meeting Complaints – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Retirement Anyone? Be Mindful of Landmines – James W. Constable – read now
Good Deeds Rewarded as Good Deeds – Don Walsh – read now
Spring Cleaning Priorities for Your Business – Lisa D. Sparks – read now
Fourth Circuit Confirms That Employee Medical Exams Pose ADA Liability Risk – Paul Evelius – read now
No “Hellish” Standard For Workplace Harassment Claims – Paul Evelius – read now
Should You Tell Your Employees How to Dress? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Practice What They Preach – Don Walsh – read now
Would You Forego Vacation to Get Student Loan Relief? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
When You Undertake Workplace Training, Don’t Forget to Get Your Board Members on that Train Too!- Laura Rubenstein – read now
5 Hiring Danger Zones – Laura Rubenstein – read now
A FMLA Pitfall Story – Not to Be Repeated – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Right to Work vs. At-Will Employment – What Does it all Mean? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Pushing the Envelope Too Far – Don Walsh – read now
No College Degree? No Problem – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Performance Reviews? – read now
Forgotten Attorney General Opinion May Shield Maryland Employers From Treble – Damage Liability For Overtime Violations – Paul Evelius – read now
The Debate Over Unlimited Vacations – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Who You Calling A Girl? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
WWR ALERT! Employer FCRA Notice Changing – Don Walsh – read now
When Should You Tell an Employee to “Suck it up”? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
When A Well Written Harassment Policy Is Not Enough – read now
FMLA Forms Updated – Don Walsh – read now
Small Issues Become Big Problems for Inattentive Employers – read now
What are Ostentatious Earrings? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
EEOC Files Seven Harassment Lawsuits – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Employer Liability for Harassment Extends to Actions of Customers As Well – Don Walsh – read now
Legislation is Cracking Down on Employers Hiding from Accountability for Harassment – Don Walsh – read now
Are Your Employees Taking Summer Vacation? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Mind the Illegal Pay Gap – Don Walsh – read now
Should I Have My Employees Sign Arbitration Agreements – read now
Maryland Adopts New (Under-Publicized) Sexual Harassment Law – Paul Evelius – read now
Appeals Courts Says Allowing An Employee To Work While on FMLA Leave Can Be Lawful – Paul Evelius – read now
Do I Owe My Employees Accrued Vacation At Termination? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Supreme Court Rejects “Narrow” Reading of Overtime Exemptions – Paul Evelius – read now
Forcing Employees to Practice the Onionhead Religion at Work, or any Religion for that Matter, is Unlawful – Laura Rubenstein – read now
What Equal Pay Days Means in Maryland – read now
Think Using LinkedIn to Communicate with Customers of Your Former Employer is OK? Think Again – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Happy 50th ADEA! – Don Walsh – read now
Tips for Communication with a Grieving Employee – Laura Rubenstein – read now
New 2018 Rules for Paying Interns – Laura Rubenstein – read now
“Age Will Matter” Cost Company $50,000 – Laura Rubenstein – read now
United Airlines Announces Replacement of Quarterly Performance Bonuses with… a Lottery?!?! – Don Walsh – read now
The Customer Isn’t Always Right – When Customers Violate Your Sexual Harassment Policy – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Maryland Employers: Hang This Poster in Your Workplace – Laura Rubenstein – read now
FMLA Biggest Fail – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Holiday Pay Q&A – read now
Beware of Micro-Aggressions – Don Walsh – read now
EEOC – LGBTQ! – James W. Constable – read now
EEOC Releases Latest Data – read now
The Loss of the Deduction for Employee Transit Subsidies – Don Walsh – read now
Calculating FMLA Leave During Holidays and Other Breaks – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Interviewers and Recruiters Beware – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Minimum Wage Increases in Montgomery County? – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Prince George’s County Expand Mandatory PTO Policy – Don Walsh – read now
The Gift of Employee Leave – Laura Rubenstein – read now
Paid if Paid VS. Paid When Paid – Max Stadfeld – read now
Does Your Insurance Cover That? – Don Walsh – read now
EPLI Coverage Review by Don Walsh – read now
Disciplining Employees While They Are On FMLA Leave – Laura Rubenstein – read now
New Year – New Ideas Introducing … Protected Weekends – Laura Rubenstein – read now

Estate Planning

Employer Leave Donation Programs Benefiting COVID-19 Victims (IRC §170) – read now
The Secure Act – Michael Gordon – read now
Don’t Forget Dec. 31 Deadline for Most Retirees to Take Required Minimum Distributions – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
Where There’s A Will, There’s An Estate Attorney – read now
Will A Revocable Trust Do For You What You Think? – Michael Gordon – read now
Off to College But Are They (and You) Really Prepared for Some of the Hidden Adulting? – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
A Single Person’s Thoughts About the Unthinkable – Michael Gordon – read now
R-E-S-P-E-C-T Your Heirs – Marie Ignozzi – read more
Still a Little More Work To Do After The Divorce Is Finalized – Mary Alice Smolarek – read more
Maryland Estate Tax – Mary Alice Smolarek – read more

Family Law

Update- To Vaccinate Your Child or Not: Taking a Shot at Reducing the Risk of COVID-19 – Renee Bronfein Ades – read now
Family Law Insight from the Maryland Legislature – Mollie Caplis – read now
Empowering Relationship Decisions through Financial Literacy – Renee Bronfein Ades – read now
A Monumental Week from the Perspective of a Family Lawyer – Mollie Caplis – read now
To Vaccinate Your Child or Not: Taking a Shot at Reducing the Risk of COVID-19 – Renee Bronfein Ades – read now
The Aftermath of the Election from the Perspective of a Family Lawyer – Mollie Caplis – read now
Surprising Similarities Between the 2020 Presidential Election and Family Law Litigation – Mollie Caplis – read now
Controlling Your Destiny: The Rise of Online Mediations – Renee Bronfein Ades – read now
Educate Yourself on How College Accounts are Considered When Dividing Marital Property – Mollie Caplis – read now
Getting Divorced? Don’t Forget Health Insurance – Frederick L. Kobb – read now
Calling All Parents: It’s Time to Plan for the Unknown – Mollie Caplis – read now
All Kidding Aside, Pick Up the Phone When Your Ex Calls! – Mollie Caplis – read now
Child Support: The Extraordinary Medical Expense Component – Frederick L. Kobb – read now
A Better Way to “Consciously Uncouple” – Collaborative Divorce – Frederick Kobb – read now
Love and Marriage Take Two: 5 Tips to Prepare for Remarriage – Morgan Dilks – read now
Pre-Nuptial Agreements as a Business Value Protection Tool – Renée Bronfein Ades – read now
A Possible Recalculation of Child Support in Maryland – Frederick Kobb – read now
The Bezos’ Divorce – Frederick Kobb – read now
Upcoming Changes to the Tax Law Affecting Alimony – Frederick Kobb – read now
Justin Bieber’s Nuptials – Mollie Caplis – read now
Still a Little More Work To Do After The Divorce Is Finalized – Mary Alice Smolarek – read more
Getting Divorced is About to Get Easier – Frederick Kobb – read more
The Real Cost of Revenge Porn – A. Michelle Gomola –read more
No Duty to Support a Step-Child … or is there? – A. Michelle Gomola –read more

General

Temporary Tax Deduction Increase to 100% for Business Meals – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
IRS Extends Deadline for 2020 Individual Income Tax Filings – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
New Years Resolutions to Get in Shape (Professionally, that is) – Lisa D. Sparks – read now
Free Britney Spears! – Morgan Dilks – read now
Turn Back the Clock, but Not Your Productivity – WCS Outreach – read now
Door Dash – When Individual Arbitration Goes Wrong – read now
Up in the AirBnB: Is Your Area Dealing With Short-Term Rentals? – Justin Thatch – read now
Help With Your Weight Loss Resolution – Michael Stover – read now
How to Handle School Bullying – Thomas Moran – read now
Off to College But Are They (and You) Really Prepared for Some of the Hidden Adulting? – Mary Alice Smolarek – read now
Landlords, Beware of These New Laws – Thomas J. Moran – read now
It Is All Fun and Games Until Someone’s Eye Gets Poked Out – Justin Thatch – read now
Year 2020 Comprehensive Zoning Process (CZMP) – J. Neil Lanzi – read now
Installing a Pool? Be Careful Before You Dive In – J. Neil Lanzi – read now
When Opportunity Knocks, Answer The Door – New Opportunity Zones – Michael Stover – read now
Good Neighbors Worth Their Weight In Gold – J. Neil Lanzi – read more