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South Dakota's Legal Notes May-June 2020 Newsletter Swier Law Firm's May-June 2020 Newsletter -
Top 6 Questions About South Dakota Child Custody Here are 6 questions every parent should ask about child custody in South Dakota. -
2 Tips For Keeping Your South Dakota Business Cyber Secure Technology continues to become more advanced and widespread. From cell phones to e-commerce, the average consumer is engaging in online transactions. -
Choosing the Right Retirement Home: Do Your Homework! Although many of us do not wish to move into a retirement home or nursing home, the reality is that many Americans end up there anyway. -
3 Common Questions About Annulments In South Dakota Like a divorce, an annulment ends a marriage. However, unlike a divorce, when you get an annulment it’s as though you were never married, at least in some ways. -
What Every Business Owner Needs to Know About Contracts Certain contractual provisions can create "lawsuit chaos" for a South Dakota business. -
3 Secrets Of Grandparent Visitation Rights in South Dakota As soon as grandparents learn that their child is facing a divorce, their main concern may be whether they can visit their grandchildren after the divorce. -
3 More FAQs That You Need to Know About The Title IX Rules Many laws require implementing regulations to guide application of the law. Title IX regulations were previously issued in 1975, 1997, and 2001. -
3 FAQs That You Need To Know About the New Title IX Rules The U.S. Department of Education has issued final Title IX regulations effective August 14, 2020. Here are 3 FAQs that you need to know about the new rules. -
5 Ways You Can Get An Annulment In South Dakota Like a divorce, an annulment ends a marriage. But unlike a divorce, when you get an annulment it’s as though you were never married, at least in some ways.