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Military personnel: how do I protect my assets while on active duty?

With today’s world events, I’m worried I’m going to get called to active duty, and I won’t have enough income to... Read More »


Liens: can I be forced to sell my property?

On credit card owed, if they take a judgment, can they make me sell my property or only have a lien in case one day I... Read More »


Insurance law leaves drivers with questions

If you've recently received a letter from your insurance agent about changes to your auto insurance, you're not alone.... Read More »


Insurance: as board member, do I need liability coverage?

I'm about to be named a director in a medium-sized company. Should I consider purchasing directors' and officers'... Read More »


Good Samaritan law: can I be sued for offering first aid?

If I see an accident, I want to stop and help. My husband says not to because we might get sued. Isn't there such a... Read More »


Gambling: am I liable for minor son's online losses?

I recently discovered my 17-year-old son has been playing poker online for real money. Isn't that illegal? And who is... Read More »


Foreclosure sales: how do they work?

How can we find out about foreclosure sales and how do they work? Across Wisconsin in 2008 and into 2009, sheriff sales... Read More »


Divorce: how do I change my legal name?

I recently got divorced and want to change my legal name back to my maiden name. What steps do I need to take? Changing... Read More »


Delinquent debt: do I have to pay in full immediately?

I’m behind in my credit card payments. Now they are demanding immediate payment in full. Can they do this? When you... Read More »


Bullying: Wisconsin law limited

With increasing reports of bullying today, it is natural for parents to worry. Research has shown how bullying can lead... Read More »


Billing problem: do I have to pay a bill that falls outside the customary charge in my area?

Mr. Evans, suffering from a toothache, visits Dr. Brown, a dentist, and asks to be treated. Dr. Brown agrees to examine... Read More »


Can one person close joint account without other's signature?

Can one person on a joint account close the account without a signature from the other account holder, assuming the two are not married? Read More »


Divestment, long-term care and Medicaid involve complex decisions

For many individuals and couples, the prospect of long-term care is financially daunting. With the average room cost in... Read More »


Social media: libel and slander on blogs

With the elections that just ended and the increasing use of blogs, I'm seeing more and more examples of what I... Read More »


Credit: extending it wisely

The speed of business today has necessitated many changes in the way it is conducted. From online stores to the proliferation of credit cards, cash transactions are nearly obsolete — requiring most businesses to extend some form of credit in order to survive. Read More »