A majority of South Dakota voters said yes to a new constitutional amendment to give victims of crimes their own “bill of rights.” Continue reading “Victims of crime say their rights are being ignored”

A majority of South Dakota voters said yes to a new constitutional amendment to give victims of crimes their own “bill of rights.” Continue reading “Victims of crime say their rights are being ignored” →
We’ve gathered the top Family Law Matter questions we get most often and answered them for you here. If you would like further explanation on any of the topics outlined below, please reach out. Continue reading “Family Law Matters: Common Questions” →
In order to discuss and make good decisions about how to handle such questions with an ex, it is important to understand some basic legal child custody terminology, given that unintended consequences and unproductive arguments may occur when former partners don’t understand the legal terms. Continue reading “Child custody, it’s important to know the legal terms” →
As Iowans try to maintain social distancing to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, more families are facing issues related to child custody arrangements. Continue reading “Custody Issues Increase As Iowans Try To Avoid Virus” →
Instead of living the high life, Marie Bosarge fears going under. When Ed filed for divorce in 2017, Marie discovered that almost all of the couple’s property — from the homes and island to her jewelry and even some of their tableware — had been put into a special trust that shielded the assets from any claims. Rather than getting half of a fortune she estimated to be worth more than $2 billion, she may wind up with little or nothing after paying her legal bills. Continue reading “Billionaire divorce uncovers the world of trusts in South Dakota” →
Infidelity laws and divorce laws differ from state to state, and some are even kind of strange. We’ve figured out which states are the worst to get divorced in for cheaters, so keep scrolling to learn more. Continue reading “South Dakota tapped as one of the worst states to get divorced” →
Let’s face it, the whole divorce situation is terrible, messy and not fun at all. When one says “I do” no one goes in thinking that they’ll get divorced in a few years. But unfortunately, it happens. Whether it’s because you’ve fallen out of love or there is another person in the equation. If it’s the second reason, it’s terrible and I’m sorry. But, there’s good news for you! Did you know that you can sue the person who allegedly destroyed your marriage in some state under the current divorce law? Continue reading “Divorce Law – You Can Sue Your Marriage’s Home-wrecker!” →
CANTON, S.D. (AP) — A South Dakota man is suing his wife’s lover, alleging he stole her affection and destroyed his marriage.
Continue reading “Canton Man Sues Wife’s Lover for Alienation of Affection” →
Couples will be able to cut their legal costs and split up faster under historic reforms to divorce laws in England and Wales introduced this week. Continue reading “Divorcees face lower legal bills under law reform” →
Divorce can be costly, as most people know, with each side expected to spend, on average, $15,500, during the process, according to Nolo, a publisher of legal books and software. Many spouses spend a whole lot more. Continue reading “Divorce Advice (And It Won’t Cost You a Thing)” →