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New divorce laws in 2019

The new tax laws now in effect are creating significant ripple effects through homes across America, and some of the homes feeling it the most are those where couples are divorcing.  Read More »


Why should I care about GDPR?

If GDPR is a European Union law, why am I hearing so much about it in Wisconsin and what does my business have to do about it? Read More »


Conducting your own background check

I’ve been applying for jobs recently and a lot of employers want to conduct a background check. Read More »


Grandparents rights: not a sure thing

In an intact family—meaning married and no divorce—grandparents have no rights to see the children unless the parents agree. Read More »


You and Your Social Security Number: When to Use it; When to Refuse It

As numbers go, it’s probably the most important one you’ll ever own.  Read More »


Infographic shows divorce by the numbers

Infographic offers a snapshot of divorce in Wisconsin and the U.S., including frequency, risk factors and the most common reasons couples pursue the option.  Read More »


Tips for business owners facing divorce

Anyone contemplating a divorce has a lot at stake, and if you’re a business owner, you can add a whole new list of considerations. Read More »


What we can learn from Picasso about estate planning

While one might be tempted to think of estate planning as merely having your will in place, it's really about much more. It's like a puzzle, where you need to be certain all the pieces fit together.  Read More »


Anthony Gingrasso becomes partner in Johns, Flaherty & Collins Law Firm

Local attorney Anthony Gingrasso has become a partner in the law firm of Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC. Read More »


Top 10 questions to ask your divorce attorney

If you’re contemplating divorce, one of the most important steps you can take to relieve stress is hiring the right attorney.  Read More »


Six things you need to know before buying a timeshare

Before you go out and buy into a timeshare, here are six things you need to know. Read More »


Charitable giving: tips for gifts that last

As another season of giving rolls around, many again will be deciding whether to give, to whom and how much. Read More »


Infographic shows how often coworkers report misconduct

The National Business Ethics Survey reveals how often co-workers report misconduct & what types of misconduct are commonly reported. It also shows many questionable ethical actions are considered OK Read More »


Q&A: As a nonprofit board member, can I be held liable?

As a board member, am I liable for the organization’s debts? Read More »


Understanding the process of small claims court

A basic guide to Wisconsin small claims court. Read More »