By Peter Casciano, Esq. On March 9, OPM Director Kiran Anuja testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. Among the topics covered by her testimony were improper payments in the Federal Employees Heath Benefits (FEHB) Program, hiring practices, the...
By Amanda Vann, Esq. Be Timely. While you may run into occasional traffic, make sure that you allow ample time to account for traffic or anything else that may cause you to delay. If you know you need to meet at 6:00 pm and are 15 minutes away from the location,...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. When it comes to estate planning, one should prepare for the expected and the unexpected. Everyone expects to make decisions about who and how their estate will be handled at the time of their death in their estate planning. However, it is...
By Molly Friedman, Esq. The decision to apply for Long Term Disability is difficult and has significant implications for you and your family’s finances. 1. Review Your Policy If you are considering applying for Long Term or Short-Term Disability, the first thing...
By: Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. In almost all marriages, the spouses have joint debts. These debts can range from mortgages, credit cards, medical bills, car notes, and expenses for children. In addition to dividing your marital assets, another main hurdle is resolving...
By: Amanda Vann, Esq. A divorce can be costly, emotionally tolling, and take up most of your time. There is no denying that going through a divorce can take a toll on your emotions, become time-consuming, and emotionally draining. The process can be grueling,...
