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Life can take twists and turns, and as time goes by and life changes occur, it is important to keep your estate plan up to date. But when exactly is the right time to update your…
Obtaining a security clearance is required for any federal employees or contractors who work with classified information. The clearance process is rigorous, with applicants facing…
By Barbara King, Esq. Choosing to separate from your partner is an emotionally fraught and logistically challenging decision. As a result, couples often use legal separation…
No matter what your age, trust and estate planning is a key component to planning for the future. Whether an estate is simple, complex, or somewhere in between, when faced with…
New York state’s Clean Slate Act (S7551A/A1029C) is now in effect, and it means that employers will not have access to certain job applicants’ or employees’ sealed criminal…
If you’ve faced unpaid wages, lack of overtime, or other wage violations at work, know that you have rights, as well as options for taking action. Filing a wage and hour claim…
Employers and employees alike should be aware that, when the new year rings in, New York state employers will be required to provide paid breaks for breast milk expression. The…
A recent case regarding survivor annuity benefits decided by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit could impact other federal employees who may have similar claims. In…
As students with disabilities shift from high school to higher education or employment, the Committee on Special Education (CSE) is charged with developing what’s called a…
While there are expected to be changes to employment-related policies in both the federal government as well as the private sector when Donald Trump returns to the Oval Office in…
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