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There are various options when it comes to giving your house to a family member. Not all options are the same, and some have high tax obligations.
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Under Wisconsin law, probate is required when the estate of the deceased has a value of $50,000 or more, but there are some exceptions.
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Once a contract is signed, you may only modify it when both parties are in agreement with the changes, and both parties must agree to the changes in writing.
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Your lawyer may be able to negotiate some more favorable terms in the agreement, such as more severance pay and additional benefits.
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If your ex will not allow you time with your child that is part of a court order, you can take the matter to court.
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A will is a legal document that provides instructions regarding the handling of your estate after your death. Any adult over the age of 18 should consider making a will – and not just if you’re wealthy.
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Medicaid provides medical insurance coverage at little or no cost based on qualifications. Medicare is a national federal medical insurance program for those aged 65 and older.
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Warranties and indemnities are both ways to protect yourself and provide you with peace of mind for how to resolve matters in a fair manner if problems arise. They are particularly important in asset purchase agreements where the buyer does not have much knowledge of the working of the business.
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New piers require some measurement to determine the size that is allowed, as well as the number of boat slips that can be installed without a permit. You will need to know the length of shoreline you have, which will, in part, determine the size of dock allowed without a permit.
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Which debts are forgiven when you die in Wisconsin depends on the type of debt and whether you have heirs.
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