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06/20/2016    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso, Divorce Attorney La Crosse WI

These four questions can help you determine whether a prenup makes sense for you and your partner. Read More »

06/16/2016    Blogs    Sonja Davig, Divorce Attorney La Crosse WI

As a non-custodial parent, you may wonder if you need to pay child support during the summer, especially if your child is staying with you during their vacation Read More »

03/24/2016    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Wisconsin, La Crosse Lawyer

If you purchased a condominium lately, you likely had a stack of documents handed to you. Read More »

03/24/2016    Blogs    Ellen Frantz, Employment Lawyer, La Crosse WI

Attorney Ellen Frantz received a call years ago from a man fired because of a photo posted of him and others on a coworker’s Facebook page.  Read More »

03/24/2016    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso, Family & Divorce Lawyer

More than ever, couples are choosing cohabitation over marriage. If you and your partner are living together and want to maintain the simplicity you sought in the first place, you may want to consider a cohabitation contract.     Read More »

02/29/2016    Blogs    Brandon Prinsen, La Crosse Business Attorney

Owning and operating your own business can be a satisfying and profitable venture. But it’s also one that can lead to personal financial ruin. Read More »

02/28/2016    Blogs    Joe Veenstra, La Crosse Social Media Lawyer

Without a doubt, social media has introduced a whole new world of opportunity for citizen journalists, bloggers and others looking to share their stories and ideas in the public arena. Unfortunately, it’s also introduced a host of ways to violate intellectual property laws.   Read More »

02/17/2016    Blogs    Joe Veenstra, La Crosse Consumer and Privacy Lawyer

With the Consumer Technology Association estimating more than 700,000 drones were sold last year alone, chances are drones will soon be buzzing the skies near you. But what happens when a drone flies above your property?    Read More »

12/27/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC, La Crosse WI Lawyers

We sent our youngest child off to college last fall and are now officially empty nesters. Is there anything we need to do with our will at this point? Read More »

12/27/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

With a new year comes those recurring resolutions to exercise more and eat less, save more and spend less and so on. An important one that’s often overlooked, however, is reviewing your estate plan. Read More »

12/27/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Over the course of his practice, attorney Brian Weber has seen the importance of creating parenting agreements for children after a divorce.  Read More »

11/09/2015    Blogs    Brian Weber

It used to be that women stayed home to care for the house and children while men went out and earned the paycheck. Clearly, times have changed, and two-income households are more the norm for married couples. It’s one area where the law has kept pace with society’s changing demographics, and in more and more cases, maintenance (formerly known as alimony) today looks very different than it did even 30 years ago. Read More »

11/02/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

I had an adverse reaction to some new medication while driving my car and accidentally hit and injured a bicyclist. Can criminal charges be filed? Can the bicyclist sue me? Read More »

10/05/2015    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

Hostile can be a vague term to most of us. We tend to take it at face value—to mean unkind, malicious, vitriolic. But when it comes to the workplace, hostile takes on new meaning, and it’s a fine line that separates an unfriendly workplace from a hostile one. Read More »

09/29/2015    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso, Estate Planning Lawyer

As a father of twin boys, attorney Anthony Gingrasso wants to make sure they are protected if anything happens to him and his wife. He knows it is a difficult subject. “Death is not something that any of us want to think about,” Gingrasso said.  Read More »