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Supreme Court Takes New Step With Teleconference Hearings The Supreme Court’s first teleconference oral argument went off relatively smoothly Monday. -
Co-Parenting In The Age of Social Distancing Practicing social distancing is really hard enough when you're at the grocery store. It’s not everybody that maintains 6 feet of separation. -
Should Long-Term Health Care Be Part Of Your Farm Plan? Long-term health care is becoming an important issue for an increasing number of people. -
How Divorce Affects Your Student Loan Debt Going through a divorce is emotionally draining. And there's the added stress of dividing all of your assets and debt and determining who gets what. -
South Dakota's "Back To Normal" Plan Announced Governor Kristi Noem unveiled her “back-to-normal" plan on Tuesday following the COVID-19 pandemic. -
SBA To Begin Taking Round 2 Of PPP Applications Today The starting gun for Round Two of the Paycheck Protection Protection sounds at 10:30 a.m. today the U.S. Small Business Administration announced late Friday. -
Keeping Your Business Together During Divorce Divorce is financially stressful for all couples, but when they own a business that has supported the family, structuring a settlement can become complicated. -
Fans Sue Major League Baseball Over Ticket Money A pair of fans in New York sued Major League Baseball, asking for their money back for tickets and for certification of class-action status. -
Unanimous Jury Verdicts Required In Serious Criminal Cases The Supreme Court said Monday that unanimous jury verdicts are required in state criminal trials for serious offenses -
New Laws Simplify Estate Planning in the Time of Coronavirus New Jersey has now joined many other states that have enacted laws to allow for digital or remote notarization of estate planning documents.