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3 Things You Should Know About The Gift Tax Exemption Gifts over the annual gift tax exclusion can fall under the lifetime estate and gift tax exemption, but you must file a timely gift tax return. -
4 Gifts That Are Not Taxable Under The Estate Planning Laws Here are four gifts that are not taxable under federal estate planning law. -
The ABCs of Miranda Warnings He didn’t read me my rights! This is one of the most common complaints I hear in criminal cases, and Driving Under the Influence (DUI) cases are no exception. -
Why Conversation Is Critical In Estate Planning For both parents and adult children, confronting the prospect of each other's deaths is uncomfortable. Privacy around financial matters is often a key concern. -
Expulsion or Suspension of Out-Of-State Student A superintendent may prohibit a student from enrolling in that school district if the student is under suspension or expulsion in a school in another state. -
How to Stay Safe on South Dakota's Roads This Fall Oh Deer. How to Stay Safe on South Dakota's Roads This Fall. -
Swier Law Firm Recognized Again As A Great Place To Work For the second straight year, Swier Law Firm has been named as one of the 50 Best Places to Work for 2019 by Prairie Business magazine. -
I Want To Keep Things Simple. Why Are My Documents So Long? This length of documents is a recurring conversation that we have with our clients. Find out why estate planning documents are so long, even if the plan is not. -
Divorce and FERPA - What Are A Parent's Rights? One of the questions our office often gets is whether both parents have rights under FERPA after a divorce? -
3 Social Media Tips That Can Hurt Your Divorce Case Social media has become a part of everyday life. Here are 3 tips to make sure your social media platforms don't hurt your divorce or child custody case: