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MSM Gives Back is one of the ways Moen Sheehan Meyer gives back to our communities, by helping support nonprofit organizations that tirelessly work to serve others. We are running a contest in which participants can vote online for a nonprofit organization to receive a $1,000 donation from the firm. The contest is free for participants.
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A reverse mortgage does not affect standard or disability social security or Medicare. However, if you are the recipient of supplemental security income, (SSI), a reverse mortgage will impact you.
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Non-compete agreements are useful when you have trade secrets you do not want employees to divulge or when you need to protect business contacts and professional information. However, companies should avoid some of the common pitfalls of non-compete agreements.
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Is it best to lease space or purchase a building for your business? There are advantages and disadvantages to both choices. The answer depends on a variety of factors and is a choice that is unique to your specific company.
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Generally, adopting an infant in Wisconsin may take from six months to two years. Adoption of an older child may take slightly less time. An experienced adoption attorney will help guide the process and make it as fast and easy as possible.
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The term “as-is” does not mean that you cannot obtain inspections or make requests regarding the condition of the property. If a major issue is found during inspection, it may override the “as-is” nature of the sale.
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Right to farm laws protect farmers from encroachment from suburban areas. Without such laws in place, farmers could be run out by the threats or legal actions of local neighbors, who would rather not live near the farms.
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Although you can fire an employee at will, you cannot do so for discriminatory reasons, including race, gender, disability, and more.
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If your parent is already in the later stages of dementia, he or she is not able to provide POA through conventional methods. Once a person is no longer capable of making his or her own decisions due to dementia or any other reason, you will need to go through the courts to obtain power of attorney.
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Mediation can be a good option for resolving business disputes. It is less formal than arbitration, and less expensive than litigation.
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