Nearly 150 new Florida laws went into effect on July 1 after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed 11 more the day before. Here is what each law means for you.

What it means for you: Recognizes protected series LLLCs (umbrella LLCs that cover a series of assets without having to form an LLC for each one ... with parental consent Establishes the Sunshine ...

What it means for you: Recognizes protected series LLLCs (umbrella LLCs that cover a series of assets without having to form an LLC for each one ... with parental consent Establishes the Sunshine ...

What it means for you: Recognizes protected series LLLCs (umbrella LLCs that cover a series of assets without having to form an LLC for each one ... with parental consent Establishes the Sunshine ...

Occupational Therapy Aides made a median salary of $36,970 in 2023. The best-paid 25% made $48,720 that year, while the lowest-paid 25% made $31,940.

The Occupational Science BS/Occupational Therapy MS program, is a five-year, entry-level professional program that prepares students for personal and professional development. It is flexible enough to ...

Ford workers told their CEO ‘none of the young people want to work here.’ So Jim Farley took a page out of the founder’s playbook More Than 140,000 Pounds of Lunch Meat Recalled Nationwide ...

Allow Student Health Services to provide health care to a student who is under 18 years of age. This form must be completed if the student is under 18 years of age when they arrive on campus or at the ...

Nearly 150 new Florida laws went into effect July 1 and some of them make big changes you need to know. Here's the list.

Music therapy originated during World War II when medical experts of the time looked for ways to treat veterans wounded physically and mentally in combat.

Grief counseling is a type of professional therapy designed to help you work through the various stages and range of emotions you may feel after a loss.

Phobias are an intense fear of something, like heights or certain animals, that causes significant distress. They’re typically treated with therapy, medication, or a combination of both.