Divorce in 2024: Financial Factors to Consider from a Maryland Family Lawyer
The financial implications of divorce are far-reaching, affecting not only your current financial situation but also your future economic stability.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office Awards Ceremony Honors Law Enforcement Partners
“This event is a small token of our appreciation for the time, dedication, and teamwork it takes to investigate a federal case and bring the worst of the worst offenders to justice,” said Zachary A. Myers, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
Increasing Outdoor Time is Essential for Warding Off Myopia
As myopia continues to plague youth and young adults, experts suggest upping one’s time in nature.
The Intersection of Hoarding Disorders and Tenancy Laws: Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords
Provide your tenant with resources that will help them obtain a new place, like Fair Housing options or other low-rent listings. While the fact that the issue has escalated to this point is regrettable, you can still provide much-needed support in this step.
Investigation Reveals Patients Deprived of All Outdoor Access at Majority of NYC-Run Psychiatric Hospitals
Most H+H hospitals deny patients receiving psychiatric treatment—including both children and adults—any access to the outdoors regardless of their clinical presentation or length of stay.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Asks Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to Repeal Agreement Harming Tribal Sovereignty
The Petition explains how the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission ignored the Tribe’s concerns about a sovereign issue, and proceeded despite two commissioners acting on expired terms.
5 Road Laws to Be Aware of as a Motorcycle Owner in California
Motorcycle owners in California must be aware of and comply with the state’s road laws to ensure safety, legality, and responsible riding behavior.
Las Vegas’ Hidden Workplace Safety Crisis
When employees feel valued and protected, they are more likely to be engaged and focused on their jobs.
Free Market, Taxpayer Advocate Groups Oppose Massive Farm Subsidy Giveaway
WASHINGTON – Prominent free market and taxpayer advocacy organizations will hold a virtual press conference to share their concerns with proposals to dramatically increase farm subsidies before an expected vote on the 2024 Farm Bill in the House Committee on Agriculture. WHEN: Tuesday, May 21st, at 10:30am EST SPEAKERS: David Ditch, Heritage Foundation Bryan Riley,
Statement on Chairman Glenn Thompson’s House Farm Bill Released May 17
The groups have also lobbied against the so-called Ending Agriculture Trade Suppression (EATS) Act that is designed to nullify state ballot measures across the country enacted by a direct vote of the people.