While there is no specific evidence pointing to the correlation between the current divorce filings and the pandemic, family lawyers have noted the increase in filing requests since the outbreak of COVID-19.
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CDC Halts Residential Evictions for Non-Payment of Rent Through December 31, 2020
September 3rd, 2020After much speculation as to what, if any, restrictions would apply to residential evictions after Governor Wolf’s moratorium expired, the CDC has announced a temporary halt to residential evictions to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
What Should I Do If I Receive an Economic Impact Payment for a Deceased Individual?
May 8th, 2020For those taxpayers who have a bank account on file with the IRS, the funds are directly deposited. Others without an account on file, or who do not file federal income taxes, will receive a check in the mail. One unfortunate outcome of sending money out to every eligible taxpayer is that some of those individuals passed away before receiving the payment.
Act 13 and Act 15 Bolster Flexibility for Pennsylvania Schools
April 30th, 2020Together, these Acts have bolstered the flexibility required for schools to continue services, where possible, and maintain operations.
Applying IDEA and Section 504 in the Time of COVID
April 22nd, 2020Services to be provided to students identified as eligible under the IDEA and Section 504 continue to be applicable during the time that schools are closed.
Act 15 0f 2020 Brings Much Needed Relief to Businesses and Political Subdivisions in Pennsylvania
April 21st, 2020On April 20, 2020, Governor Wolf signed Act 15 of 2020 (SB 841), providing various forms of relief for businesses and municipalities throughout the Commonwealth.
Districts Are Reminded to Take Precautions Regarding Privacy During Era of Virtual Participation and Communication
April 15th, 2020Staff and students should be reminded that recording any live school-related communication is prohibited. Further, expectations regarding limits for third party involvement in a group discussion must be clear.
IDEA Procedural and Timeline Relief Recommended
April 15th, 2020On March 31, 2020, state and local special education administration organizations recommended temporary relief for certain IDEA provisions due to the school closures resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ensuring Government Transparency Under Right to Know During COVID-19
April 8th, 2020Here is a summary of legal obligations under RIght To Know during this time.
Who Invited That Guy? Tips for Effective Virtual Board Meetings
April 6th, 2020Here are a few tips to try and limit the opportunity for disruption while preserving the public’s right to attend and participate in school board meetings.