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07/19/2021    Blogs    Brian Weber

Boating violations carry penalties of anywhere from $20 up to $1,000 each. These violations can cost you, and you may be required to attend a boater’s safety course — which isn’t a bad idea for anyone hitting the water. Read More »

07/10/2021    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso

Tinder will be the first dating app with an instant background check later this year & reps say the goal is to protect users from violent crimes, harassment & stalking Read More »

07/08/2021    On a Lighter Note    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Here's your chance to see a more personal side of our partner Steve Doyle. Steve practices Divorce Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Business & Corporate Law, Estate Planning and more Read More »

06/17/2021    Blogs    David Pierce, Attorney

Displaying the American flag requires adherence to certain standards. Here's when, why and how to fly a U.S. flag at half-staff. Read More »

06/17/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Some would argue there is nothing more American than apple pie, mom and fireworks, especially around the Fourth of July. Read More »

06/10/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

International travel regulations and COVID-19. U.S. citizens traveling internationally must consider pandemic rules for the nation visiting & be aware of regulations when returning to  the U.S.   Read More »

06/09/2021    Blogs    Joe Veenstra, Consumer Attorney

Airbnb & VRBO have made it easy for people to rent out their property, but the issue can become sticky for both the property owner and the renter Read More »

05/27/2021    Blogs    Katelyn Doyle

With careful pre-planning, you can anticipate and head off potential estate problems. Read More »

05/20/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Curfew laws are ostensibly designed to prevent crime, though there’s no definitive research to demonstrate that they do so. Read More »

05/12/2021    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

“People have many reasons for putting off estate planning,” says Prinsen, “many of which are due to common myths.” Read More »

05/07/2021    Blogs    Joe Veenstra, Johns, Flaherty & Collins

Often when people are called for jury duty they have reasons they don’t want to go: work, child care issues, illness or just plain disinclination Read More »

04/30/2021    Blogs    Sonja Davig

In Wisconsin, the Guardian Ad Litem will be a court-appointed attorney to represent your children’s best interests. Read More »

04/26/2021    Blogs    Terry Collins, La Crosse Attorney

Whether you're starting a new business or growing an existing one, you probably need equipment to get the job done. Read More »

04/20/2021    Blogs    Steve Doyle

When it comes to planning the distribution of assets it's important to understand probate, its purpose & whether it's necessary for your situation Read More »

04/12/2021    Blogs    Brian Weber, Personal Injury Lawyer

If you watch TV you may think any injury results in a personal injury case & thousands of dollars are waiting for you to claim. Reality is much different Read More »