Prenuptial agreements were once the exclusive domain of celebrities and the ultra-rich. Today, however, most financial planners, attorneys and even the AARP recommends them – for an ever growing...
Read morePhiladelphia employers now must provide “reasonable accommodation” to pregnant workers under a new amendment recently signed into law by Mayor Michael Nutter. The law amends the Philadelphia...
Read moreIt’s a common mistake: families or individuals spend countless hours on the legal intricacies of their estate, but quickly and without as much care choose an executor to oversee the estate...
Read moreTuesday April 1 is the deadline for most taxpayers who turned 70 ½ during 2013 to begin receiving required minimum distributions (RMDs) from many qualified retirement accounts. This deadline...
Read moreFor families caring for a child with a disability, a special needs trust is a vital planning tool that allows money to be given to a special-needs family member while also maintaining their...
Read moreThe Securities and Exchange Commission recently released long-awaited rules and forms related to the offer and sale of securities as mandated by Title IV of the JOBS Act, a move that could...
Read moreWhen it comes to maintaining access to grandchildren in the midst of their parents’ divorce and beyond, grandparents in Pennsylvania have rights, for several types or categories of...
Read moreOn January 7, 2014, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania issued a decision in Watts v. Manheim Township School District
Read moreDate: Thursday, March 27, 2014 Time: 12pm to 1pm Faculty: First Niagara Private Client Services Location: Timoney Knox,...
Read moreWhat Are Wage Hour Audits? A wage and hour audit can hit a business at any time and without prior notice. Though wage-hour audits are typically the...
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