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Estate Tax Exemption Might Drop Sharply at the End of 2025

If you possess substantial wealth, it is imperative to review your estate plan in light of the fact that the federal estate and gift tax exemption is slated to expire Read More

Dual Wills Trigger Estate Dispute Over South Dakota Property Where T-Rex Fossils Were Found

A landmark South Dakota scientific discovery in 1990 made headlines around the world and brought fortune to a Cheyenne River Reservation family. Sadly, wealth does not always translate to happiness, Read More

Don’t Overlook Licensing Requirements when Forming a Business

Starting a new business in South Dakota comes with all types of expected and unexpected challenges. Along with creating a legal entity and generating the necessary funding needed to launch, Read More

What Constitutes Farm Income in a Chapter 12 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 12 bankruptcy is a specialized bankruptcy option designed for individuals who make their living through family farming or fishing operations. This program provides a pathway for reorganizing debts when Read More

Two Dead as SUV Crashes into Rapid City Apartment Building

Residents of a Rapid City apartment complex were stunned on the night of April 9 when an SUV slammed into their building shortly before 11 p.m. While the Memorial Park Read More

Motorcycle Rider Dies in Yankton County Crash With Tanker Truck

A fatal motorcycle crash in Yankton County highlighted some of the dangers that face bikers on South Dakota roads, particularly when they interact with large trucks. Though the exact cause Read More

“Stand Your Ground” Hearings in Cases Where South Dakotans Claim Self-Defense

Along with the traditional castle doctrine, which allows someone to use deadly force if a dangerous intruder enters their home, South Dakota also has a “stand your ground” law, which Read More

Steps to Take When Forming an LLC in South Dakota

If you're considering starting a business in South Dakota, forming a limited liability company (LLC) could be the right choice for you. LLCs offer several advantages, including protection of an Read More

Tips for Avoiding Mistakes During the Probate Process

Losing a loved one is never easy, and navigating the subsequent legal intricacies can feel overwhelming. Probate, the process of settling a deceased person's estate, can be complex and fraught Read More

The Pros and Cons of Subchapter V Small Business Bankruptcy

Subchapter V bankruptcy, created by the Small Business Reorganization Act (SBRA) in 2019, offers a streamlined and potentially more affordable form of Chapter 11 reorganization for small businesses. However, there Read More

How to Determine Who Gets the Family Pet in a Divorce

When getting a divorce, a question arises amidst dividing furniture and disentangling finances: who keeps the family pet? For most pet owners, their dog, cat or other animal is a Read More

How the Business Structure You Choose Affects Your Tax Liability

A business’ legal structure can significantly affect the owner’s income tax liabilities. With respect to taxes, there are three types of businesses: “Direct taxation,” “pass through” and “double tax.” There Read More

What Damages Are Available in a Breach of Contract Claim?

When a party to a contract does not fulfill their obligations, the other party is usually entitled to collect money damages suffered due to the breach of contract. While the Read More

What Is Informal Probate and What Estates Are Eligible?

Probate is the court-supervised process of validating a deceased person’s (the decedent) will and appointing an executor or administrator to administer the assets of the decedent to the rightful beneficiaries. Read More

The Differences Between a Revocable and Irrevocable Trust

Trusts are incredibly valuable estate planning tool when they are used correctly. They allow you to transfer ownership of your property to a trustee who will manage that property for Read More

How a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) Works

Dividing retirement assets is often one of the most contentious parts of a divorce. Retirement benefits are usually substantial assets acquired during the marriage and typically subject to division under Read More

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