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Alimony in South Dakota Alimony is also known as spousal support. General alimony is financial support paid by one spouse to another. -
Premarital Agreements in South Dakota In South Dakota, a premarital agreement is an agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon marriage. -
4 Steps To Take After The Loss Of A Loved One Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be difficult and confusing. Here are four steps to take after the loss of a loved one in South Dakota. -
10 Tips For Your South Dakota Child Custody Case If you're trying to obtain custody of your child in South Dakota, you know that a court’s decision is guided by what is in the child’s best interest. -
11 Essential Questions to Ask Your Estate Planning Attorney Here are 11 essential questions to ask your South Dakota estate planning attorney. -
3 Estate Planning Myths That Every Doctor Should Understand A well-drafted estate plan is important if you’re a doctor. As a physician, not only do you need to protect your assets, you need to protect your business. -
Estate Planning for Parents With Autistic Children Parenting involves much planning. The simplicity of making your own plan, or one for you and your spouse or significant other, disappears when kids... -
Settling Divorce or Child Custody Case Through Mediation When people think of divorce or child custody cases, they may picture an emotional court battle. -
A Health Care Professional's Guide To Estate Planning As a health care professional, you have built a career through compassion. However, have you spent the time to take care of yourself and your loved ones? -
How A South Dakota Business Can Retain Social Media Profiles Few things are worse than taking the time to register your business name and obtain your trademark but losing the ability to have matching social profiles.