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If a business has liabilities they do not go away, even if the business is sold. As the buyer of an established business, you will need to be aware of any debts, including potential lawsuits, that the new owner might be responsible for later.
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The power of attorney cannot make changes to your will, transfer his or her power to someone else, or keep making decisions after your death.
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In Wisconsin, it is a crime to file a fraudulent insurance claim. If fraud is discovered, the matter could be turned over to the Attorney General to determine whether prosecution is appropriate.
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While there are not any steadfast rules, there are some important dos and don’ts that you will want to follow when you participate in mediation.
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If you are eligible for Medicaid, you will need to obtain insurance that goes into effect as soon as your divorce is finalized.
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There are four main types of guardianship for minors in Wisconsin: emergency, temporary, limited, and full guardianship.
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One of the questions that you must answer when filing for divorce is whether you are pregnant; and while you can file and begin the process, the court will not finalize a divorce until after the birth of the child.
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The calculation for child support payments includes the parents’ income, the custody and visitation arrangement, and the number of children.
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Most jurisdictions require some type of license based on the type of business you have. A business license is a document that ensures you meet the requirements for operation. If you operate without the proper licensing, you could be fined or forced to close your business
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Sometimes, a shady contractor can take advantage of even the smartest homeowners. Here are some tips to help protect yourself from disreputable contractors.
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