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He Won’t Go: Couples Therapy With One Spouse
Can you do couples therapy when one spouse, usually the husband, refuses to participate? More and more, the answer seems ‘yes’.
Read MoreWhat I Would Do Differently: Advice From Divorcees
A 25-year study following 373 couples found that 46% have divorced. 210 of them were asked what they’d do differently. Five key points emerged.
Read MoreGood News on Taxes: 401(k) Limits Increase
The IRS is making it easier for most Americans to put away more money for retirement through their 401(k) plans by raising the contribution limits.
Read MoreMarriage Rates at Record Lows
The Pew Research Center recently reported that fewer people in the U.S. are getting married.
Read MoreLess Expensive Lawyering Here? Limited Scope Representation
The Connecticut Judicial Branch recently proposed rule changes to enable Connecticut lawyers to offer LSR, or ‘limited scope representation’ to their clients.
Read MoreIncome Tax Headache: Another AMT Patch
An Alternative Minimum Tax patch passed by Congress expires at the end of the year, meaning that more people will pay AMT next year.
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