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Prenup, Postnup, or Settlement Agreement: Which Do You Need?
If you are getting married, or are married, you may be thinking about how to protect your money and property. Three types of agreements that may accomplish this can be entered into at different times and circumstances. Whether one is right for you, and if so, which one, depends on your situation. The Kingston Law…
Read MoreIs Parental Alienation Real or is it Junk Science?
Kingston Law Group’s child custody and parenting time practice has helped hundreds of parents and children over the decades. These cases can be highly emotional and stressful, but they need not be. No matter which side of the issue you’re on, we can help. Call us at 609-683-7400 or contact us online to learn more.…
Read More“Culture Fit” and Discrimination: The Gen Z Stare and Workplace Bias
If you don’t have one, you may have come across online viral discussions about the “Gen Z stare.” It’s a neutral, expressionless look that younger workers may give in response to a question or comment that, in other people from a different time, may prompt a warm smile and small talk. Every generation contributes to…
Read MoreA Guardian Ad Litem Helps Determine a Child’s Best Interests
A guardian ad litem (GAL) in family law cases is an advocate appointed by a judge to act on behalf of a child to determine the best interests of a child, which is the basis of the court’s custody decision. If you’re involved in a child custody matter, having a GAL isn’t a negative reflection…
Read MoreFederal Law Definition of Employee Takes a Couple of Steps Backward
The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) does many things, including setting pay standards for employees of covered employers. The Biden administration sought to expand the law to cover more people who may be considered independent (or gig) workers, but the Trump administration reversed course and halted this effort. The Kingston Law Group helps employees…
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