What to Know About Forensic Evaluations in Child Custody Matters
Child custody matters can be stressful, and the introduction of a forensic evaluation can often make the situation more complex. However, forensic evaluations in child custody…
Do Federal Workers Have MSPB Rights During a Layoff as a Result of a Government Shutdown?
Are you an existing federal employee with a pending Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) appeal, or a federal employee looking to file a new appeal as a result of implications…
Does My Military Disability Qualify for Retirement Pay?
Knowing your rights during military disability processing is crucial, because it could mean the difference between medical retirement pay or separation with severance. While…
I’ve Been Titled. What Does That Mean and How Can I Fix It?
“I was applying for a federal position, but a background investigation later informed me that I was unsuitable for the position as I had been titled for assault while in the…
Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in New York: What’s the Difference?
Prenuptial agreements? Postnuptial agreements? What’s the difference? This article offers a brief overview of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, specifically within the…
Here’s What the ‘One Big Beautiful’ Bill Means for Employees and Employers
Whether you work for the federal government or whether you work for a private employer, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) will likely impact you. If you are an employer, the…
I’m Accused of Misconduct at School: What Happens Next?
If you or your child/student is accused of misconduct or wrongdoing at school, what to do next can be overwhelming for both the parents and students. Discipline at school is…
Are You a Victim of Sexual Misconduct at School? Here’s How to Take Action
Have you, as a student, experienced sexual misconduct or harassment at school? If so, it must be rapidly addressed, no matter what your background or situation. Schools and other…
How a Potential Government Shutdown Could Impact Federal Employees
Should federal employees be worried about the impacts of a possible government shutdown? Maybe. Congress is currently at an impasse over what is called a “budget continuing…
Despite Laws Intended to Prevent It, Age Discrimination Abounds in 2025
Despite the establishment of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) in 1967, today, almost three-quarters (74 percent) of older Americans think their age could be a…