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What is the Waiting Period in a South Dakota Divorce? In South Dakota, the "waiting period" refers to the time between the start of the divorce proceedings and the court decree granting the final divorce. -
Paycheck Protection Program Assistance Still Available Although the Small Business Administration has announced that the PPP has reached its $349 billion limit, our law firm is continuing to assist our clients. -
Paycheck Protection Program Hits $349 Billion Limit The Small Business Administration’s rescue loan program hit its $349 billion limit yesterday and is now out of money. -
Swier Law Firm & How We Are Handling Covid-19 The past few weeks have been tough. I think we all feel sense of heaviness for the future of our economy and its citizens. -
Texts and Instant Messaging - A New Frontier for Businesses State businesses must be aware of the potential importance of texts and instant messaging in lawsuits. -
An RX for Complications: Divorcing as a Doctor in SD Divorce can be a difficult and daunting process for anyone, including physicians, doctors, and other licensed medical professionals. -
9 Tips Everyone Family Needs To Know About the CARES Act The CARES Act is intended to encourage people to remain engaged in the economy during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Useful Guidance For Distance Learning The SPPO has issued a document that gathers preexisting guidance that the SPPO believes will help educational institutions provide distance learning -
4 Objectives Every Farmer Should Know About Estate Planning A good estate plan is especially crucial if you’re a farmer or rancher, for a few different reasons. -
Paycheck Protection Program For South Dakota Businesses The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Stability Act, known as the CARES Act, became law on March 27, 2020. The information in this article is generalized.