What is the CARES Act? In order to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress passed the CARES Act which was signed into law on March 27, 2020. The CARES Act contains many important tax provisions which impact most individuals. Some of the most noteworthy tax provisions of the CARES Act for individuals are as follows: […]
An overview of current COVID-19 directives and enforcement, reviews options for churches to re-open, and offers recommendations for church leaders.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has implications in Federal Income Tax Law as well as Family Law, and impacts divorce and support cases. This includes changes to alimony, the child tax credit, and federal income tax changes. Read on to learn how this may affect you in the coming year.
The federal government is currently considering broad changes to the federal tax code which, if passed, would have a profound impact divorce & support cases.
Practicing family law can be difficult, with each case bringing new challenges & emotions. Here are three reasons why a family law attorney still enjoys it.
Trinity Law hosts a bi-annual breakfast for pastors and ministry leaders in Lancaster County. See what we covered at this fall’s breakfast event.
Couples often look to a mediator to help facilitate their divorce. While this can help, you also want someone looking out for your best interests.
Trinity Law is pleased to welcome Attorney Mark Montanye to the firm in August 2017. Attorney Montanye began practicing law in 1997. He concentrates his practice on custody, divorce, spousal support, and criminal defense.
In this blog, we will specifically address the Court’s appointment of an investigator when applicable to an adoption case.
In my last post, I discussed the types of restrictive covenants that are often in employment agreements and contracts. By way of summary, employers will often try to protect their businesses by asking an employee to agree to not compete against them when the employee leaves, and to not disseminate confidential information as well. As […]
