Driving under the influence presents a serious offense with significant consequences. However, several myths surround DUIs, leading to misunderstandings or misguided decisions. In this blog post, we will debunk three common myths about getting a DUI in Wisconsin to...
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2 kinds of misconduct that are common in higher-asset divorces
Divorce proceedings often bring out the absolute worst in people. Individuals who are typically accepting and forgiving might become intensely critical toward their spouse during the divorce process. Those who are often calm and rational may let their emotions...
If you get divorced, does it mean you can’t retire?
Those who are getting divorced later on in life may also be thinking about retirement. This is an important area to consider because gray divorce is the only area in which divorce rates are rising. In other words, this specific conundrum is happening more and more to...
4 ways to avoid a DUI around the holidays
Drunk driving incidents become more prevalent during the holiday season. While people are out celebrating the festivities, they might drink and then make the irresponsible decision to get behind the wheel. Although the best way to avoid a DUI is to abstain from...
Who is liable for a truck accident?
Liability is the foundation of any personal injury claim. In a truck accident, the question of liability is different from other auto accidents because there are multiple parties who could be liable. The truck driver The truck driver is the most apparent person to...
Handling property in an estate plan
If you’re passing property down in your estate plan, it can be a bit more complicated than simply passing on financial assets. You need to know exactly how to address this real estate and what options you have. Of course, everyone is in a unique situation. Therefore,...
Essential documents every estate plan needs
Creating a formal estate plan is the best way to ensure the distribution of your assets goes as you wish after your death. Every estate plan is personal, but there is some basic documentation any estate plan should include. Will or trust You can use a will or trust to...
Three reasons you should never post about your OWI on social media
Social media has revolutionized how people share their lives, experiences and feelings with family and friends. Most human interaction seems to be taking place online instead of in person. While this has been a wonderful way to keep connected, sharing news with...
Do I need a trust?
When you’re doing your estate planning, you may find yourself wondering if you need to include a trust. This is a different type of financial tool than just using a will. It allows you to create a separate trust that you fund with assets from your estate. You can do a...
How you can reduce your risk of being in an intersection crash
Busy intersections can be a hotbed for motor vehicle accidents. Safety is dependent on everyone being patient, attentive, and obedient to traffic rules. Even if you are an extremely careful driver, you can still suffer a severe injury due to the negligence of other...