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What Is The Sandwich Generation & How Do You Plan For It? In today's world, people are living longer and having children later in life. As a result, many people are in the “Sandwich Generation.” -
Estate Planning Tips For South Dakota Same-Sex Spouses The US Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges has paved the way for same-sex marriage in all fifty states - including South Dakota. -
South Dakota Dynasty Trusts - The Basics Part II Part I of this article provided an overview of South Dakota trust law and some of the advantages of creating a trust in our state. -
South Dakota Dynasty Trusts - The Basics (Part I) South Dakota Dynasty Trusts - The Basics (Part I). Estate plans usually includes a Last Will & Testament, a health care directive, and a financial POA. -
5 Questions Before Hiring A South Dakota Adoption Lawyer Here are five questions you should ask before hiring a South Dakota adoption lawyer. -
How a Business Can Monitor and Protect Its Trademarks Monitoring your trademark sounds simple, but you would be surprised how many trademarks are just sitting there with no one paying attention to them. -
3 Myths About Divorce in South Dakota As with any major life process, like divorce, there are "myths" about what happens during a divorce. Here are three of the most common myths about divorce. -
5 Duties of a Personal Representative in SD When setting up your South Dakota estate plan, you will be asked to name a Personal Representative also known as an Executor. -
Tips For Creating A Better Parenting Plan For Your Family When couples are faced with dividing their children’s time, a common question is what type of visitation or parenting plan do you recommend for my situation? -
Game Plan For Selling Your South Dakota Business Like the New York Jets, many South Dakota business owners fail to put a game plan into place for the eventual transfer and sale of their business.