May Newsletter
While accounts of the official origins of Memorial Day differ, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, on May 5, 1868, just three years after the Civil War ended, Major General John A. … Read More
June Newsletter
The first official Father’s Day ever celebrated took place in Washington state in 1910. A young woman named Sonora Smart Dodd, who was one of six children raised by her widowed father, decided that … Read More
Heroic Dads Who Didn’t Back Down
Being a Parent Isn’t Always a Walk in the Park Kids often look up to their father as one of their greatest heroes. There are the long drives to sports tournaments, the late-night movies, and … Read More
Help Us Celebrate National Little League Week!
Little League games captivated the country during their formation in the 1930s. In fact, in 1964, President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed the second week in June to be National Little League Week in recognition of … Read More
It’s All Green to Me
The Best Green Foods To Add To The Menu You need to eat more green foods. No, this doesn’t mean green Skittles. Green vegetables comprise one of the most important food groups, and most people … Read More
My Dad’s Most Important Lesson
How to Balance Helping Clients at Work and Spending Quality Time with Family The first official Father’s Day ever celebrated took place in Washington state in 1910. A young woman named Sonora Smart Dodd, who … Read More
Our Monthly Law Lesson – June
You Have Questions. We Have Answers. Client Question of the Month: What is Substantial Gainful Activity? There are many conditions used to determine whether or not a disabled individual is eligible for Social Security Disability … Read More