When people see a tow truck on the side of the road, it's only natural to take a look. It may be there for an inoperable vehicle after a crash or just helping a stranded driver. If that vehicle (and the tow truck) are in the road, it can be frustrating for drivers who...
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Which should come first – your bankruptcy or your wedding?
You're seriously in debt and considering bankruptcy. However, you're also engaged to be married. The key question is whether you should file for bankruptcy before or after your wedding. The related questions are whether your marriage will impact your bankruptcy and...
You can help your child prevent being bitten by a dog
As the weather starts to get warmer, kids will be outside more. So will dogs. Dogs and children can be a dangerous combination. Kids often make quick, unexpected movements that can frighten a dog and cause it to react out of fear or possessiveness of its person or...
Can bankruptcy help you with overdue alimony and child support?
If your debt is overwhelming, you may be considering bankruptcy. But what if part of that debt includes alimony and/or child support? Getting behind on those payments -- particularly child support -- can have serious legal ramifications. If you're already behind on...
What are some common issues with titles?
Buying a home is one of the most complicated personal transactions someone can make. If you're purchasing a home that's had multiple owners over many years, you can't always know its full history. There may have been damage long ago that you're not aware of. There may...
Be careful how you leave a foreclosed home
Sometimes, filing for bankruptcy can help people keep their homes. However, perhaps you can't or choose not to save your home from foreclosure. Maybe the foreclosure is a done deal when you begin looking seriously at bankruptcy and all that's left to do is move out of...
Can you sue an employer rather than seek workers’ comp?
Typically, when someone suffers an injury in the workplace, they cannot sue their employer -- even if the employer could and should have prevented it. One of the primary reasons that businesses have workers' compensation insurance is so that employees can receive...
Firefighters, occupational cancer and workers’ compensation
People who don't have a firefighter in the family often assume that the most dangerous part of the job is fighting fires. However, the number of firefighters who die from cancer caused by their occupation may be as much as thirty times greater than the number who die...
Wisconsin may recognize PTSD as a workplace hazard
When is an injury related to someone's work? This is easy to judge when someone is hit by a forklift or slips on a run in a carpet at their place of employment, and these injuries are rarely challenged when victims claim workers' compensation. But some people cannot...
Workers’ compensation case complicated by claims
Workers' compensation insurance is one of the few guarantees in a world full of risks. Wisconsin's requirement that employers can pay for workers' injuries on the job helps make sure that employees aren't an injury away from financial ruin. The process of determining...