Monthly Archives: December 2022

The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2019-2021 was introduced in Parliament by the Conservative government in January 2020. [11] The bill was a response to Owens (appellant) v. Owens (respondent),[12] who concluded that Parliament could consider replacing the current … Continue reading →

A law firm`s chart of accounts is a list of all your firm`s accounts, but what exactly do you need to include? The income statement is used to report on your company`s financial performance for a specific period of … Continue reading →

Indiana is one of the most lenient states when it comes to exotic pet ownership. The state issues three classes of licenses, and you can own bears, feral cats, crocodiles, venomous reptiles, and most others with a Class III … Continue reading →

Sometimes costs are not deductible. Instead, it capitalizes and could be part of your base (usually what you paid for the house). Hi Brian, Really helpful article. One question. Our accountant told us that we could not deduct travel … Continue reading →

In some states, the Central Court of Appeals sits in geographic appellate divisions throughout the state. The number of judges varies from 3 in some states to 92 in Puerto Rico. The court may have its own courthouse, or … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, landlords and landlords who cause physical and emotional damage to potential tenants are common in housing discrimination. Victims of gender-based discrimination in housing may have more difficulty finding suitable housing, which can lead to financial insecurity and devastating … Continue reading →

Of course, not all legal blocks need to be cheap. Here`s a list of high-end notebooks — and two versions of Whackadoodle — for your consideration. Well, in ancient times, cheap paper remnants were not bleached with a slight … Continue reading →

In addition, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has national jurisdiction to hear appeals in special cases, such as patent laws and cases decided by the United States Court of International Trade and the United States Federal … Continue reading →

“shall be punished under this Title by a fine or imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years, or both, unless otherwise expressly provided by law.” (18 U.S.C. § 1621) There are many ways of perjury, but the crime … Continue reading →

I know this question was posted some time ago, but someone else like me might stumble upon it. I am a recruiter and I know for myself and most of my colleagues that when someone asks you in advance … Continue reading →