A person with dementia may or may not be able to sign legal documents, depending on their current mental capacity.
Read MoreKey elements define the details and clarify the terms, triggering events, and payout options that are part of the contract.
Read MoreWhile you can create your own postnuptial agreement in Wisconsin, it may not be in your best interest to do so. There are several elements involved, and if it is not executed properly, it may not be enforceable in a divorce.
Read MoreUnder Wisconsin law, an employer does not have to give any notice or reason to terminate an employee. However, there are exceptions.
Read MoreUnder Statute 765.03 of Wisconsin state law, a person must wait six months after getting divorced before they can remarry.
Read MoreThere is no law that states that you have to have a bankruptcy lawyer for your case. You can legally file on your own, which is known as filing pro se. However, bankruptcy is a huge financial and legal process. You need to be sure it is really what you want and that it is done right.
Read MorePostnuptial agreements are not as common as prenuptial agreements, but they are just as powerful in the eyes of the law.
Read MoreAs an employer, you know that not every person you hire will be a great employee. While you want everyone to succeed, there are times when you must terminate an employee. When you fire someone, you need to know that you are doing so within your legal rights and that you are not doing anything wrong. If you do something illegal, you could end up with a lawsuit.
Read MoreOne way to try to resolve errors on a credit report is by sending a letter – often called a 609 dispute letter – to the credit bureau. Learn more about whether a 609 letter can help your credit score and how to dispute a credit report error.
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