JUNE 4, 2026 - Change of any kind — such as relocating to another assignment, returning from deployment, transitioning to National Guard or Reserve, or preparing to leave service — may warrant extra mental health support. And while warfighters are often selfless, putting others or the mission above themselves, it’s important for service members to take care of their health, … [Read more...]

JUNE 2, 2026 - As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into daily life, more people are turning to chatbots and digital tools to talk through stress, anxiety, and personal struggles. For some, it offers immediate access to support at any hour of the day. For others, it can feel easier than opening up to another person. But mental health professionals say there is … [Read more...]

JUNE 1, 2026 - For many military families, summer means more than vacations and time away from school. It marks the beginning of PCS season, when Soldiers and their families prepare to leave familiar communities and establish new routines at a new duty station. New orders often bring new opportunities, new friendships and new experiences. They can also bring uncertainty, … [Read more...]

MAY 29, 2026 - How are assets divided fairly when a marriage ends and both partners want stability? This is a common concern in separation cases. Clear rules help reduce conflict and confusion during the process. If you want a simple guide to understand fairness in asset sharing, this article gives easy points to follow. Learn how each factor works to support a balanced … [Read more...]

MAY 28, 2026 - According to Justia, if you believe your lawyer has caused you harm in the legal sense, you may consider a legal malpractice claim. Various circumstances might result in a malpractice allegation. For example, missed deadlines, miscommunications, neglected documents, and ineffective case work. These activities demonstrate a violation of client trust. If these … [Read more...]