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⟩ Wisconsin Bill Would Eliminate Waiting Period for Remarriage
Wisconsin Bill Would Eliminate Waiting Period for Remarriage After more than a century, Wisconsin residents who end their marriage might soon be able to marry again once their divorce is finalized. Legislation pending in the Wisconsin State Legislature would eliminate the six-month waiting period that divorced spouses must complete before getting married again. Since 1911, Read More
Read MoreHomicide Charge Dismissed for Hart Law Firm Client
The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office has dropped first-degree reckless homicide charges against a 16-year-old represented by firm partner Richard Hart. Matthew McMillan is now home after being held in custody following the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Tariq Akbar in 2015 after a fireworks display. McMillan was facing the possibility of up to 45 years Read More
Read MoreHow to Obtain Legal Guardianship
In any situation where you don’t currently have legal guardianship of a child the process of obtaining it can be a long and confusing process without guidance. To help ease the burden of obtaining guardianship we wanted to share some specific details on exactly how to obtain legal guardianship.  Legal Guardianship Before we can delve Read More
Read MoreHow Can You Assist Your Lawyer in Your Criminal Defense Case?
Criminal charges can be a daunting idea for a lot of people and one of the first things that come to mind when faced with them is how you can assist your lawyer in your criminal defense. The truth is that there are actually quite a few things you can do to assist your lawyer Read More
Read MoreChild’s Preference in Court Hearings
There is a lot of confusion out there about when a child can “pick†or “choose†where they live. Different states have different laws and guidelines so you need to be careful when reading things about this topic on the internet. Most of what you read is wrong. How much, if any, a child’s preference Read More
Read MoreHow Soon After My Injury Should I File the Lawsuit?
After an incident or accident occurs that involves an injury for one or more parties, it’s important that the individuals involved take some time to process the injuries that have resulted. This is important in deeming the severity of the injury and how much medical treatment will be needed, if any. If you decide to Read More
Read MoreWhat Rights Do Crime Victims Have?
To assure each individual of a given court case is treated equally, there is a set list of rights that have been deemed by the state and federal government. The defined list of rights as well as the individual deemed a “victim†will be established by the court system in the given state. A Read More
Read MoreGrand Jury vs. Criminal Trial
There’s a great deal of confusion between the ideas of grand jury vs criminal trials that can cause a lot of stress for someone who doesn’t understand the two independently. When looking at the two kinds of cases it’s important to understand they’re two completely different things and to help illustrate this we’ll break them Read More
Read MoreCan Your Former Lawyer Represent Your Spouse in Divorce?
When facing a potential or certain divorce case, a question that can sometimes surface is whether or not a former lawyer can represent your spouse in divorce. While this is a rather straightforward question the answer is a bit difficult and can be a bit more abstract in explanation. Determining Eligibility Law is one specific Read More
Read MoreHow Can Negligence Affect My Injury Case?
In a personal injury case, the court will take negligence into account if there is a situation that involves a person(s) that has “breached†their duty of care in the accident or incidental case. To be considered negligent, the injured individual would need to prove that the other individual or individuals involved have failed to Read More
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