As an employee, the law allows you to participate in protected activities like reporting a violation of the law, protesting against discriminatory behaviors or whistleblowing. If your employer picks on you following your participation in any of these activities, you...
Did you know that only 34% of the U.S. population – when looking at adults – has written in an estate plan yet? It’s true. Only about a third of Americans have a plan in place that their family can use when they pass away. One of the top reasons for this issue is just...
Estate planning helps singles ensure their assets end up where they want and their wishes come to fruition in the event of incapacity or death. Despite not having spouses, singles still need to take proactive steps to plan for the future and safeguard their financial...
You need to prepare for divorce in all aspects of your life, including financially. Your finances are likely to change when you go through a divorce, whether you move out of or remain in the family home. Thus, it's vital to be ready. Here are two tips that can help...
Bullying, in all its forms, is offensive and detrimental to a healthy work environment. Preventing workplace bullying is essential for maintaining a positive and productive atmosphere. The following are some tried-and-true strategies to help prevent workplace...
If you’re a divorcing parent with minor children, typically the primary concerns are the custody of the children and what should be done with the family home. Families are unique, with their own problems, strengths and weaknesses. So, why should they settle for...
Co-parenting virtual visitation refers to the use of technology to facilitate communication and interaction between a child and whichever parent is residing elsewhere at any given moment. This type of digital parenting time is particularly useful when in-person...
Divorce is a challenging process that involves untangling various aspects of life, including financial matters. Understanding the tax implications during a divorce is important for individuals looking to safeguard their financial well-being. 1. Division of assets When...
A last will and testament is a legal document you can use to leave your property to people or organizations. You can also name a personal guardian to care for your minor children and appoint a person to manage the property you leave for your kids. Without a will, the...
The U.S. is far behind most developed countries in the amount of family and medical leave employees are allowed to take – even unpaid leave. Beginning on Jan. 1 of next year, Minnesota takes a step forward in requiring businesses in the state to provide paid leave to...
