You’ve Decided It’s Time for Divorce – What’s Next?
While it’s normal for the divorce to feel overwhelming, familiarizing yourself with the process can make it more manageable.
Lawsuits & Litigation
When Is It Too Late to Get a Car Accident Lawyer?
Waiting has consequences, but it doesn’t always mean the door is closed.
Activists Sue Trump Administration Over Palestine Advocacy-Related Sanctions
The Trump administration, for its part, has described the lawsuit as a bad-faith effort to “enable further ICC overreach.”
Justice Department Sues Maryland to Stop In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
“Congress long ago made clear that Maryland cannot deny educational opportunities to American citizens that it gives to illegal aliens in the State,” Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward said in a press release. “By granting illegal aliens in-state tuition, Maryland is not only violating federal law but subsidizing education for illegal aliens.”
The Role Evidence Plays in Resolving Title IX Allegations
Small details can matter. A date, a screenshot, or one consistent witness can change how the facts look.
What Are the Consequences for Failing to Appear for Jury Duty?
Courts treat no-shows seriously because the jury system depends on citizen participation.
Lawsuit: Meta Used AI to Lay Off Employees Who Were Sick, On Vacation, or Took Family Leave
“The result was that employees who took protected leaves were disproportionately selected for layoff, based on scoring that not only failed to account for their protected leaves, but in effect penalized the employees for exercising their legal rights to these leaves,” the lawsuit states.
Pro-Palestine Protester Sues Government, Cites “Conspiracy” Against Activists
The lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of working “hand-in-hand” with groups like the Heritage Foundation to “deprive the selected individuals of their fundamental rights and to broadcast the chilling message that Palestinians and their supporters would be subject to state repression solely because of their identities and constitutionally-protected political viewpoints.”
Understanding the Rules for Jury Duty Excusals
Courts do not excuse people just because jury duty is inconvenient. They look for a real hardship that makes service hard, unsafe, or unfair to you, your dependents, or the court process.
How Can Second Marriages Legally Affect Estate Planning?
Taking these steps consistently can prevent costly conflicts and protect the interests of every family member involved.