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In August of this year, the US Post Office announced a new rule that included without much fanfare a MAJOR change in when letters are postmarked. Under this new rule, most letters will no longer be postmarked on the day the letter is received by a post office but instead postmarked a day later when the letter is processed at a regional mail processing facility.
It is important that mailers understand the distinction between the date when the Postal
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It’s a Sunday Night. Dinner is done and you’re winding down and getting ready for another week ahead.

You decide to scroll social media when you see a post from a distraught mother of two young children asking some legal questions on a public forum. You scroll through the comments from a wide array of people and notice a plethora of information being provided to the young, frantic woman – none of which is correct.

As a family law
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Welcome to 2022: everyone is busier than ever, asked to read more emails, messages, memos, articles, books— and yes, blog posts (even this one!)— than ever before. Who has time to read all that?

According to the new book Smart Brevity, from the co-creators of Axios News, the answer is that almost nobody is actually reading every email in their inbox in full. According to research the authors cite in the book, the typical person spends just 26 seconds
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