If your landlord kept your security deposit without a lawful reason, you can typically recover it by following a 3-step process: document the facts, send...
Many states now require Airbnb hosts to register, collect and remit lodging taxes, and comply with new local licensing and safety rules, with penalties that...
The military divorce 10/10 rule lets a former spouse receive direct payments of a service member’s retired pay from DFAS only if the marriage lasted...
Twelve U.S. states have now made certain forms of AI-driven “therapy” illegal, restricting chatbots and other automated tools from providing mental health treatment or presenting...
None of Threads, Bluesky, or Mastodon guarantees U.S.-style free speech—each platform can legally moderate, remove, or de-rank content under its own rules. The key difference...
A federal judge has blocked Florida’s 2023 “Immigrant Work Permit” law (SB 1718) from being enforced. The ruling halts provisions that would have imposed new...
Federal drug-free workplace rules can still require testing and discipline even in states that have legalized marijuana, especially for DOT-regulated or federal contractor employers. However,...
Five types of texts can cost you custody: threats, abusive insults, harassment, admissions of substance use, and messages that undermine the other parent. Judges treat...
Custody evaluators commonly assess 12 key factors when recommending parenting time and decision-making, from stability and parenting skills to co-parenting and credibility. Knowing what’s scored...
Many active mass tort product cases are still open to new claimants, but eligibility often depends on filing deadlines, diagnosis timing, and proof of product...
