Most people get paid for employment by check, and their salary tends to be fixed to either an hourly wage or an annual salary. But…
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As the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported recently, the St. Louis County Circuit Court and the St. Louis City Circuit Court both have had staff test…
The pandemic caused by COVID-19 has upended everything, including the legal process. With parties unable to head straight to the courthouse, parties have had to…
Many school districts and private schools have announced their plans for resuming school this fall amidst the coronavirus pandemic. The majority of schools have opted…
Most divorced parents in their parenting plans have provisions for summer vacations. Some might require significant advance notice and the parent may have paid for…
Divorced parents have had to get innovative in the COVID-19 era, as they need to address concerns related to exposure and shelter-in-place orders. Complicating matters,…
With high school seniors having graduated without the experience of graduation, they prepare to move on to college – maybe. While a majority of university…
The Atlantic ran a very interesting story recently describing the experiences of different families in New York City trying to work with their joint custody…
As the Governor “reopened” the State of Missouri beginning May 4, the Chief Judge of the Missouri Supreme Court had to consider whether and how…
The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has meant some people have had to change jobs. Some have worked for companies for years, but because…