Have you been injured in an accident? If so, there’s a good chance you will be unable to return to work right away. When you can’t work, you can’t earn money. You will likely have extensive medical costs, too, including time in the hospital, surgeries, going to...
If you are a worker who has been injured on the job, you might be wondering if you need to report your workers’ compensation income when filing your taxes. The good news is that most of the time, workers’ compensation is not considered taxable income. However, there...
It is natural to feel worried and anxious about what comes next when you are let go of your job. If you are lucky, your employer will offer you a severance package. This can be a great relief, but it is important to know what is included in a severance package before...
Parents who are going through a divorce, or are already divorced, know that one of the most contentious issues to contend with is custody and child support. Determining an appropriate amount for child support payments is never easy and often requires negotiations. One...
When an obligation was incurred before entry on active duty, the interest rate goes down to 6%, unless the creditor (bank, finance company, credit card issuer, etc.) can prove in court that the member’s ability to pay was not materially affected by military...
Yesterday the Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to hear a petition brought by a same-sex couple seeking to strike down the State’s constitutional ban on gay marriage. A separate Federal lawsuit filed by eight same-sex couples remains pending in the Western District of...
