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CAPE Phase 1 cleared the unliquidated refunds, but finally-liquidated IEEPA entries are now racing a 180-day protest deadline under 19 U.S.C. 1514 that closes between June and August 2026. This guide maps the decision tree between CAPE, a Form 19 protest, and a Court of International Trade case, with the interest math on what you are owed.
A federal court vacated the SAVE plan on March 10, 2026, and starting July 1 your servicer will give you 90 days to leave it. This guide compares RAP, IBR, and the Tiered Standard plan, flags the PSLF traps, and walks through enrolling on StudentAid.gov.
CMS published the interim final rule on June 3, 2026, and it takes effect July 31: non-pregnant adults aged 19 to 64 in expansion states must log 80 hours a month of qualifying activity, earn at least $580, or fit one of twelve exemptions. This guide covers every exemption, what counts toward the hours, the documentation each category needs, and how to appeal a wrongful termination.
The federal ban on noncompetes never took effect, so the answer still depends entirely on your state. Some states void noncompetes outright, others enforce them with limits. Look up yours and see what actually holds up.
The estate tax exemption was set to fall by half at the end of 2025. Instead it climbed to $15 million per person and lost its expiration date. Here is what the permanent number changes for your plan, and what it does not.
The BOI filing rule that panicked small business owners last year has been gutted. Most US LLCs no longer file anything. Here is the short list of who FinCEN still expects a report from, and the quick checker to find out where you land.
Understand lease agreements from both sides. Learn what landlords can legally require, what tenants are entitled to, and how to avoid common rental disputes.
Use this estate planning checklist to organize your will, trusts, power of attorney, and beneficiary designations so nothing falls through the cracks.
Learn the legal eviction process step by step, from serving proper notice to filing in court, so you can remove a tenant without breaking the law.
Learn about the different types of power of attorney, when you need one, and how to choose the right person to act on your behalf.
Discover what constitutes a breach of confidentiality, what legal options you have, and how to respond quickly to minimize damage to your business.
Learn how to create a professional business invoice that gets you paid on time, including what to include, common mistakes to avoid, and free templates.
A partnership agreement defines how you and your partners run the business, split profits, and handle disagreements. Learn what to include and why skipping this document puts your business at risk.
Employment contracts protect both employers and employees by setting clear expectations. Learn what clauses to include and how to avoid common mistakes that lead to disputes.
A strong rental application process helps you find reliable tenants and avoid costly mistakes. Learn what to ask, what to check, and how to stay compliant with fair housing laws.
A notice to vacate must follow specific legal requirements to be valid. Learn the rules for notice periods, delivery methods, and what to include so your notice holds up.
Subleasing lets tenants rent out their space to someone else, but it comes with risks for everyone involved. Learn how sublease agreements work and what protections to include.
Prenuptial agreements are not just for the wealthy. Learn who benefits from a prenup, what it can and cannot cover, and how to bring up the conversation with your partner.
A bill of sale proves you bought or sold an item in a private transaction. Learn what to include, when you need one, and how it protects both the buyer and seller.
A divorce agreement settles property division, custody, and support before you go to court. Learn what to include and how reaching an agreement saves time, money, and stress.
Living trusts and wills both transfer your assets after death, but they work very differently. Learn which one fits your situation and whether you need both.
A living will tells doctors what medical treatment you want if you cannot speak for yourself. Learn what to include and how it differs from a healthcare power of attorney.
Quitclaim deeds transfer property quickly but offer no guarantees about title. Learn when a quitclaim deed is the right choice and when you need a warranty deed instead.
Lending money without a promissory note is a fast way to lose both money and relationships. Learn what to include and how to make your note legally enforceable.
A loan agreement protects both the lender and borrower by putting every detail in writing. Learn the key clauses to include and mistakes to avoid.
Corporate bylaws are the operating rules for your corporation. Learn what to include, why they matter, and how to write bylaws that actually work for your business.
Hiring a property manager without a solid agreement is asking for trouble. Learn what a property management agreement should cover and how to protect your investment.
A separation agreement lets you and your spouse divide assets, set custody terms, and establish support obligations without going to court. Here is what you need to know.
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