The US Department of Education just released the following Guidance on the Civil Rights of Students with Disabilities. It includes a parent and educator resource guide; a Dear Colleague letter (DCL) and question and answer document on the use of
We are counting down to Estate Tax Relief. Earlier this year, governor signed into law the New Jersey estate tax repeal, thus ending NJ’s dubious distinction as the “worst state to die in” form a tax perspective (This honor now
Buying or selling tenant-occupied real estate comes with special considerations with regard to tenants’ rights in New Jersey. There are a number of pitfalls that can occur for both buyers and sellers. Buyers typically purchase tenant-occupied property either to make
College Students and Young Adults Need Powers of Attorney and Medical POA’s Too! College students need Powers of Attorneys and Medical DirectivesCollege students need Powers of Attorneys and Medical Directives College students are headed home, newly launched kids are coming
Tips for Approaching the Delicate Subject of Medical Directives and Powers of Attorney with Your Parents Ahh, Thanksgiving. Time for turkey, pumpkin pie, family, conversations about memories and catching up on current happenings. A great time to relax and reconnect.
Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools 788 F.3d 622 (6th Cir. 2015) Now Before the Supreme Court Will Provide Clarity Regarding Whether Parents Need to File for Due Process and Exhaust Administrative Remedies Under IDEA Before They Can Pursue Their Rights
The cool thing is that there are numerous Assistive Technologies that are proven to support the learning and advancement of students diagnosed with dyslexia, learning disabilities, physical or visual challenges, and auditory processing issues. Various forms of assistive technology also
Solar Panels Present Specific Issues When Selling a Home More and more issues are popping up as properties with solar panels change hands. Understanding the implications of the solar panels on a property sale is important, especially with leases. If
The first step is to make a list of any deficiencies in supports, services, and accommodations, collect samples of your child’s work, make notes of any difficulty your child is having with schoolwork or homework, and compile a list of
The Laws Concerning Your Digital Legacy Are Evolving… The Uniform Fiduciary Access To Digital Assets Act, which raises privacy concerns. One proposal, written and promoted by the Uniform Law Commission, broadly supports allowing access to digital accounts by fiduciaries such
The US Department of Education just released the following Guidance on the Civil Rights of Students with Disabilities. It includes a parent and educator resource guide; a Dear Colleague letter (DCL) and question and answer document on the use of
We are counting down to Estate Tax Relief. Earlier this year, governor signed into law the New Jersey estate tax repeal, thus ending NJ’s dubious distinction as the “worst state to die in” form a tax perspective (This honor now
Buying or selling tenant-occupied real estate comes with special considerations with regard to tenants’ rights in New Jersey. There are a number of pitfalls that can occur for both buyers and sellers. Buyers typically purchase tenant-occupied property either to make
College Students and Young Adults Need Powers of Attorney and Medical POA’s Too! College students need Powers of Attorneys and Medical DirectivesCollege students need Powers of Attorneys and Medical Directives College students are headed home, newly launched kids are coming
Tips for Approaching the Delicate Subject of Medical Directives and Powers of Attorney with Your Parents Ahh, Thanksgiving. Time for turkey, pumpkin pie, family, conversations about memories and catching up on current happenings. A great time to relax and reconnect.
Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools 788 F.3d 622 (6th Cir. 2015) Now Before the Supreme Court Will Provide Clarity Regarding Whether Parents Need to File for Due Process and Exhaust Administrative Remedies Under IDEA Before They Can Pursue Their Rights
The cool thing is that there are numerous Assistive Technologies that are proven to support the learning and advancement of students diagnosed with dyslexia, learning disabilities, physical or visual challenges, and auditory processing issues. Various forms of assistive technology also
Solar Panels Present Specific Issues When Selling a Home More and more issues are popping up as properties with solar panels change hands. Understanding the implications of the solar panels on a property sale is important, especially with leases. If
The first step is to make a list of any deficiencies in supports, services, and accommodations, collect samples of your child’s work, make notes of any difficulty your child is having with schoolwork or homework, and compile a list of
The Laws Concerning Your Digital Legacy Are Evolving… The Uniform Fiduciary Access To Digital Assets Act, which raises privacy concerns. One proposal, written and promoted by the Uniform Law Commission, broadly supports allowing access to digital accounts by fiduciaries such
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