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Starting A Business In South Dakota In The 11 Essential Tips To Starting And Running A Business in South Dakota™, Swier Law Firm provides a process to starting your business in our state. -
South Dakota DUI Counsel™ - Playing DUI Poker Can you play poker? Hold’em? Omaha? Two card stud! Good. Oh, you play with friends on Friday night for a few bucks, I see. -
South Dakota DUI Counsel™ - Another Side Of DUI It happens. You work hard and need to shift gears before you go home, so you stop at a favorite watering hole. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 5 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. The final installment discusses joint trusts with spouses. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 4 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 4, she explores who needs a Revocable Trust. -
Federal Court Dismisses Title IX Claim Against University In Austin v. University of Oregon, the court dismissed a complaint brought by male student-athletes, alleging that the University discriminated against them. -
South Dakota DUI Counsel™ - The ABCs of DUIs I remember reading about a very unique Operating While Intoxicated (OWI/DUI) case in central Wisconsin. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 3 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 3, she explores if and how a trust helps reduce taxes. -
Medicare vs. Medicaid - What's The Difference? Medicaid is a hybrid program that receives some of its funding from the federal government and some from each state. Medicare is a federal program. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts -Part 2 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 2, she explores how a will and probate work with trusts.