As COVID-19 vaccines become available, there are questions about whether schools can make it mandatory for their students or staff to get vaccinated.
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Can Schools Make COVID Vaccination Mandatory for Students or Staff?
January 12th, 2021COVID Relief Bill Impacts Residential Landlords
December 29th, 2020Incorporated into the more than 5,000 page bill are provisions that impact residential landlords.
With a Few Safety Precautions, A New Home or Business Location Can Still Be Yours
October 29th, 2020Health and safety concerns, protocols and requirements regarding the pandemic have had significant effect within real estate operations.
Pandemic Sparks Highly Competitive Real Estate Market
October 22nd, 2020Thinking about buying or selling your home in 2020? The current housing market is the sellers’ dream.
The New Norm for the School Year Causes New Problems for Divorced and Separated Parents
October 5th, 2020In general, choosing which school learning model is best for your child can lead to custodial and child support implications, so it is not surprising to see an uptick in custodial disputes between divorced or separated parents regarding the non-traditional reopening plans schools have implemented in response to COVID-19.
Where Does Stickman Court Decision Leave Businesses and Restaurants Now?
September 28th, 2020Regardless of Governor Wolf’s motion to stay being denied, and any potential result coming out of the 3rd Circuit, COVID-19 has severely impacted private businesses around the country, and they want answers.
As the Pandemic Continues, Divorce Rates are Increasing – A Coincidence or Correlation?
September 17th, 2020While 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.
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.