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3 Secrets You Should Know About South Dakota Premarital Agreements In South Dakota, a “premarital agreement” is an agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon marriage. -
Parenting Plans in South Dakota You should think of a parenting plan as setting the expectations for your children and each other. -
South Dakota Estate Planning What is Cost Basis? First, when property is inherited and passes through an estate, the original cost does not matter. The new cost basis will be equal to fair market value... -
Settling Your South Dakota Divorce or Child Custody Case Through Mediation When people think of divorce or child custody cases, they may picture an emotional court battle. -
South Dakota Estate Planning - Why Family Conversation Is Critical For Success 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. -
Three Estate Planning Tips You Should Know When Enlisting In The Military You've enlisted in the US Armed Forces. First, THANK YOU! Second, do you know what you need to do in case you are disabled or pass away while enlisted? -
Seven Estate Planning "To Do's" for Same-Sex Married Couples in South Dakota Seven Estate Planning To Do's for Same-Sex Married Couples in South Dakota -
South Dakota Family Law - Separation, Divorce, and the Surrogacy Process A new baby brings love and joy to new parents – but fitting a newborn into the family unit’s established routines can also lead to stress. -
I Want To Keep Things Simple. Why Are My Documents So Long? The 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. -
Are You Interested in Keeping Your Property After A South Dakota Divorce? Are you interested in keeping your property after a South Dakota divorce? If so, here are 5 tips for to keep in mind about a premarital agreement.