Businesses are starting to reopen, but with so many changes, the current state law on which ones are and are not allowed to do so may still feel uncertain. Do you know who can legally reopen this month? Read our updated COVID-19 guidelines: On Wednesday, May 20, Governor Tim Walz’s administration announced the latest update…
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As we transition into a new normal it is important to know how to keep your data safe working from home. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses instructed their employees to work from home in order to comply with state and federal guidelines. For many Americans, the experience of working from home…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has created difficult circumstances for many families and it is important to know that there are legal and financial resources for Covid-19. You or your family member may be under quarantine, unable to work or fulfill their usual day-to-day tasks. Loss of income, employment, and/or health insurance pose serious challenges. Meanwhile, many…
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Should I Really Get a Divorce? So: your marriage isn’t working. You tried counseling. You made an effort to reconnect, and tried giving each other some space. You went out more often. You tried going out less. You went on a vacation together. You spent a weekend apart. Everything you try seems to improve things…
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If you pay or receive child support, you know that a judge takes many factors into account when determining child support payments. One major factor is your own income and expenses. So, what happens if you eventually remarry? Does your new spouse’s income become a factor in your child support payments? Don’t Worry About…
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