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Divorce is a challenging journey, often accompanied by financial complexities. Fortunately, alimony can help you get back on your feet after the divorce. Still, the amount you will receive depends on your circumstances. Understanding alimony regulations in South...
In South Dakota, the legal system acknowledges the difference between juveniles and adults, especially regarding the potential for rehabilitation. However, in some cases, juveniles are treated like adults in court. This is different in every state, and it is vital to...
Divorce can be a tumultuous time, especially when it comes to finances. The stress of making ends meet can weigh heavily, particularly for the lower-earning spouse. Losing a dual income and dividing assets can leave you feeling financially vulnerable. However, with...
If a South Dakota police officer pulls you over in a traffic stop and asks you to exit your vehicle, it’s likely that you’re suspected of intoxication. You must comply with an officer’s instruction to step out of your vehicle. From that moment on, there are several...
As a South Dakota parent who has decided to file for divorce, you must resolve many issues regarding your children. Numerous options exist to help minimize stress and disruption in your children’s lives as your family moves on in life after divorce. In fact, if you...
During a South Dakota traffic stop, a police officer might suspect that you have been operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Specific incidents often spur suspicion of DUI, such as witnessing a vehicle drifting over the yellow line. When you pull...
When a South Dakota judge makes property division decisions, the primary goal is to ensure that both spouses are getting a fair share of marital assets. They must also split any debt they incurred during marriage. When the two parties involved get along well enough to...
When a South Dakota married couple experiences unresolvable issues in their relationship, one or the other spouse might determine that it’s better to part ways than stay in an unhappy marriage. When children are involved, they must discuss many issues and achieve a...
You made a mistake, received a criminal charge and have now been convicted in court. With a tarnished reputation, you now face sentencing. Knowing that you may lose your job, your business and even your professional license, you seek any positive alternatives....
If the 2022 holiday season is going to be your first since finalizing your divorce in a South Dakota court, you might be feeling a bit anxious or nervous. For instance, you and your ex might have invited mutual friends to your house for the holidays when you were...