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Jury Duty: Do you have to go?

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 »


What is the Guardian Ad Litem going to ask me when I meet with them?

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


Buying vs leasing: understanding the pros and cons

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


What is probate, and do we have to go through it?

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 »


3 signs you have a personal injury case

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 »


How old does a child have to be to choose which parent to live with?

Custody and placement laws vary from state to state, so understanding Wisconsin law and how it may impact your family is key. Read More »


Avoiding workplace retaliation claims

Workplace retaliation claims can be extremely challenging for companies to defend, and they can be incredibly costly to businesses.   Read More »


What NOT to Wear to Court

Wearing the wrong thing to court can decide your fate before you even see the judge. Here are some wardrobe items to leave behind when you head to court. Read More »


How to find hidden bank accounts in divorce

According to the National Endowment for Financial Education, hidden assets exist in two-thirds of all marriages. Read More »


Attorney Justin Peterson joins Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

La Crosse attorney Justin W. Peterson became a partner this month at the Johns, Flaherty & Collins law firm. Peterson... Read More »


Changes coming to the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

Changes are coming this year to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act that could impact anyone who is struggling as a result of our economic slump. Read More »


Signs it's time to consider a trust

A living trust can be an attractive option, allowing for the transfer of asset ownership while maintaining the ability to use the assets as you normally would Read More »


Consumer protection cases headline Supreme Court cases in 2021

A closer look at the consumer protection-related trends and cases we're keeping an eye on in 2021.  Read More »


Eight alternatives to foreclosure

Even though a moratorium on foreclosures was extended through March 2021, banks and landlords can pick up where they left off when it comes to foreclosures Read More »


Divestment: Understanding legal alternatives

With nursing home costs topping $100,000 per year it’s no wonder seniors need Medical Assistance or Medicaid when they hit a major health crisis Read More »