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Legal matters are rarely simple, which is why Tully Rinckey PLLC attorneys like to share their knowledge about specific topics through our articles page. Here, you will find articles to help make sense of complex legal issues. If you have a legal topic you would like us to address in our articles, please email info@tullylegal.com.


How the Role of an Attorney Is Important for a Child in Divorce, Custody Disputes

When families go through divorce or custody disputes, children often find themselves caught in the middle of the issues. In New York State, the legal system recognizes that minors…

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How Mobile Sports Wagering Can Negatively Impact Family Relationships

Since the legalization of mobile sports wagering in New York State in 2022, New York has collected billions in taxes from mobile betting. While New York has allowed legal gambling…

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What is ‘Gray Divorce’ and How Can It Affect Assets and Retirement Planning?

More couples in their 50s, 60s, and beyond are choosing to end their long-term marriages, commonly referred to as “gray divorce.” Statistics about gray divorce, according to…

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Texas Telework Policies: State Employee Rights and Restrictions

For those employed by Texas State, remote work policies differ: even among Texas State employees. Depending on your particular circumstances, different remote work restrictions…

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Working From Home in Texas: What Federal and Texas State Labor Laws Apply to Remote Employees?

If you live in Texas and work remotely, both federal and Texas State labor laws still apply. But there are some potential complications for those working from home: whether on a…

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FERS Disability Retirement: FAQs From Federal Employees

The Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) is complicated. Disability Retirement is just one of several distinct types of retirement; it can be a highly valuable option for…

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Procedural Points #5 | Gaining a Limited Access Authorization (LAA)

Government employees, military, contractors and subcontractors whose work requires access to classified information may be eligible for security clearance—but only if they are…

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What to Do if You are Misclassified as an Independent Contractor

Are you unsure if you are an employee or an independent contractor? It is not uncommon that actual employees are misclassified as independent contractors, and then denied their…

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FERS & Furloughs: Before, During, and After a Government Shutdown

Common questions from federal employees about how a government shutdown can impact the retirement process. Government shutdowns come with no shortage of confusion, complicating an…

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A Holiday Guide to Staying Safe with an Order of Protection

The holiday season is often a time of joy, family and celebration. However, for many families there may be increased emotional strain, financial pressure, and disrupted routines…

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