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There are instances when a driver can get their first operating while intoxicated (OWI) or driving while under the influence (DUI) charge dismissed. If successful, this means the incident should not appear on your record and you can move on as if the whole thing never...
When you are a parent facing divorce in Wisconsin, you probably have some concerns about what your finances will look like after you and your spouse split. You know child support payments can be expensive. But what will you have to pay each month? How does Wisconsin...
These days, the ways that police officers and the public interact are a huge issue. On a personal level, when a police officer stops you, you want to do what you can to protect your rights without making the situation tenser than it has to be. This can be a delicate...
A divorce in Wisconsin doesn't just mean the end of a relationship. In some cases, it can also mean the end of a business. Here's how you can protect yourself during a divorce and keep your former spouse from intruding on your business. How can business owners protect...
Unexpected accidents are always a possibility when drivers in Wisconsin are on the road. The injuries that can occur from car accidents can be painful and affect the injured person for weeks, months or even years. One injury that is common in car accidents is a broken...
Business owners in Wisconsin may be especially concerned about the effects of a divorce on their enterprises. After all, the financial complications of the end of a marriage can persist long after the personal and emotional issues have been sorted out. With...
Divorces are never easy for any Wisconsin couple. Marriages that have lasted for a significant time or those where couples have collectively earned considerable incomes over a shorter period can still be complicated when marital property is being distributed. One of...
In August 2020, the journal Traffic Injury Prevention published the results of a large-scale study showing how teens and adults 65 and older are raising their car crash risk more than ever by driving older, smaller vehicles. If you owned an older vehicle and had a...
The law throughout Wisconsin states vehicles approaching a school bus displaying flashing red warning lights from the rear, or opposing lanes, must stop no closer than 20 feet from a stopped bus. The exception is Milwaukee, where aldermen chose to wait for further...
Wisconsin residents who feel anxious when driving around large trucks should know that the same safety features that are in their vehicle can equally benefit truckers. Advanced driver assistance systems boast adaptive cruise control, blind-spot alert, intelligent...
