Many family law practitioners and not a few business owners probably never heard of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). A once active part of the business regulatory environment, the agency
Continue Reading Did the FTC Just Mess with Your Business Valuation?“Your door is ajar….and are You Chill with that Airtag in Your Trunk?”
The local news today informs us that one of our neighbors in and around Philadelphia was arrested after he may have followed up on an internet date by putting a
Continue Reading “Your door is ajar….and are You Chill with that Airtag in Your Trunk?”The Bucket List: Understanding Marginal Tax Rates
We have been reading lots of literature about withdrawing funds from tax advantaged accounts like 529 Savings Plans, 401(k)s and IRAs and these articles casually mention the taxes imposed when
Continue Reading The Bucket List: Understanding Marginal Tax RatesTrump Trial 2 (Maybe 3): It’s Not Like Family Law
The world knows that today was closing argument day in the Trump criminal trial associated with the payments made to Stephanie Clifford in connection with her claims of a sexual
Continue Reading Trump Trial 2 (Maybe 3): It’s Not Like Family LawZombie Mortgages: It’s the Time of the Season When Debt Gets High.
As Spring came this year, the news was filled with reports that we would see an especially large crop of ciccadas this year as the 13 year brood is coming
Continue Reading Zombie Mortgages: It’s the Time of the Season When Debt Gets High.Alimony & the Cohabitation Dilemma
In 1980 Pennsylvania revised its 1929 Divorce Code and for the first time allowed post divorce alimony. It was a tough legislative battle with conservative forces professing concern that divorce
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Top 5 Tips to Prepare for Your Initial Meeting with an Attorney About Your Divorce
Before you meet with an attorney for the first time to discuss your divorce or the possibility of a divorce, you should prepare for the meeting in advance to maximize
Continue Reading Top 5 Tips to Prepare for Your Initial Meeting with an Attorney About Your DivorceThe N.Y.Times Offers a History Lesson in Retirement Anxiety
The beauty of studying history is that it some times sews together a credible narrative. We have written a fair amount about America’s anxiety, both financial and political. But today’s
Continue Reading The N.Y.Times Offers a History Lesson in Retirement AnxietySome Resources & Updates Relating to Genetic Testing for Paternity
We have written a couple of times about the 23&Me phenomenon and the chance that those who enter this unknown world come back not just surprised but possibly creeped out
Continue Reading Some Resources & Updates Relating to Genetic Testing for PaternityThe Current Real Estate Market: And We Thought Divorce was Crazy.
One of the things young lawyers are taught when they begin to practice is that law school offers no training in how to manage client expectations. When clients search for
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