When to send an invitation to someone you know?

If the person’s schedule opens up (surgery gets rescheduled, vacation plans get pushed back, or a baby even makes an early arrival), you’ll want him or her there with you to celebrate. Sending the invite makes that clear. Plus, some people like to keep their invitation as a memento or keepsake.

What to do if you have already sent a check?

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What do you need to know before taking someone to court?

Before you decide to take someone to court, there are some basic facts about civil litigation you should know. 1. This Isn’t Law & Order In general, what you see on TV law shows like Law & Order is criminal law, and what happens in a criminal case is not the same as the typical small business involvement in a civil case.

Do you send condolences by text or in person?

When expressing your condolences by text, consider the type of relationship you have with your family members. Decide whether it’s appropriate to follow up with an in-person visit, or if texting is enough. Depending on your relationship, it may be better to offer support in-person.

What to do when someone you know has died?

Everyone sends and receives news updates instantly. Everyone in your network communicates through texting, posting, and responding to online messages. When news that someone you know has died hits social circles, you may be wondering what is the appropriate response to that news. Should you pick up the phone and call?