3 Tips for Separating Finances After Divorcing in Boston
If you need to keep a particular service active and both names must remain on the account, it’s a good idea to draw up a contract that outlines who is responsible for what.
Getting Divorced in Nashville? Here’s How to Tell Others About the Split
A closing statement might be something that deflects the attention off your situation and onto another that doesn’t involve you.
The Profit Motive May Be Harmful After All
Does the profit motive breed innovation, fair dealing, efficiency, and good corporate citizenship, as capitalism’s advocates claim?
Finland Will Attempt to Address Mental Health Records Breach
The country will try individual responsible for psychotherapy cyberattack.
Alabama is Failing at Providing Maternal Mental Health Care
Alabama has a long way to go in supporting mothers.
Federal Judge Recuses Himself from Disney-DeSantis Lawsuit
Judge Mark E. Walker said that he felt it necessary to recuse himself after learning “that a relative within the third degree of relationship owns thirty shares of stock in [Disney’s] parent corporation
Federal Government Accuses Small Wisconsin Town of Trespassing on Tribal Land
The federal Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the Wisconsin town of Lac Du Flambeau, accusing it of trespassing upon an indigenous Chippewa reservation. According to CBS News, U.S. Attorney Timothy O’Shea filed the complaint in Madison earlier this week. O’Shea, writes CBS News, is seeking a court declaration that the town, located
Arkansas Librarians, Booksellers File Lawsuit Against Controversial Book Censorship Law
The lawsuit alleges a recently-passed Arkansas law unconstitutionally threatens librarians with prison time for lending “inappropriate” books to minors, including many books related to race, sexuality, and gender identity.
LexCheck Appoints Vice President of Product and Unveils New Contract Playbooks
Vishal Singhania’s leadership and the latest innovations in contract acceleration reinforce LexCheck’s commitment to helping businesses grow faster.
Attorney General Wilson Leads Opposition to Biden Administration’s Right Whale Fiasco
The boating and fishing industry has a $5.1 billion impact on South Carolina and supports 23,000 jobs.