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What to Know About Probate Administration in Nebraska & Iowa

Written on September 14, 2026. Posted in General.

After a person's death, their property may need to go through probate. This is a legal process that deals with the person's assets after their death. There are usually other responsibilities associated with the probate process as well, including identifying...
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What to Do If You’re Arrested for a DUI

Written on September 14, 2026. Posted in Crimminal Law.

An OWI or a DUI arrest can be stressful and scary. One minute, you were behind the wheel of your vehicle, and all of a sudden you found yourself in a situation you didn't anticipate or understand. However, you need...
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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Creating a Power of Attorney

Written on June 20, 2026. Posted in Family Law.

A power of attorney allows someone you have appointed to act on your behalf and make legal and financial decisions for you. This person is often referred to as your agent or attorney-in-fact, and the document is often, but not...
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Construction Zone Hazards for Iowa Motorcyclists

Written on June 15, 2026. Posted in personal injury.

Road construction is a common sight throughout Iowa, and it can present a number of hazards for motorcyclists. At a smaller size and with less stability than other vehicles, they are at a particular risk. If you ride a motorcycle...
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What Iowa Motorcyclists Should Know About Gravel Roads and Crash Risks

Written on June 15, 2026. Posted in Automobile Accidents.

Most motorcyclists who are primarily street riders would prefer to avoid gravel roads. Unfortunately, sometimes they have no choice in the matter. Gravel roads reduce traction, make bikes harder to control, and increase the likelihood of crashes. When other vehicles...
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Can Criminal Charges Be Expunged Under Iowa Law?

Written on June 5, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized.

Criminal charges in Iowa can be expunged under limited circumstances. The specific nature of the offense, in addition to several other conditions are all factors in determining whether this is possible. It should be noted that felony convictions are not...
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How to Handle Title Disputes or Liens on Property

Written on June 5, 2026. Posted in Homeowners.

Whether you're buying or selling an Iowa property, discovering that there is a title dispute or a lien in place can be stressful. Identifying the issue and addressing it can be a complex process, and it may require the assistance...
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Why Evidence Matters in a Slip-and-Fall Claim

Written on May 27, 2026. Posted in personal injury.

In a slip-and-fall case, evidence must do more than simply demonstrate that you were harmed. You also must demonstrate that someone else is legally responsible for the injury that you sustained. When evidence is strong, you are much more likely...
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How Long Does It Take to Settle a Personal Injury Case in Iowa and Nebraska?

Written on May 15, 2026. Posted in personal injury.

When you're seeking compensation for an injury, getting a settlement fast can seem urgent. However, the time it takes to settle a personal injury case in Iowa and Nebraska varies. It can take just a few months, but it can...
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What You Need to Know Before Filing for Divorce in Iowa

Written on April 26, 2026. Posted in Family Law.

Beginning a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to balance emotional strain with practical decisions. If you live in Western Iowa, you also need to understand how state rules shape your next steps. These guidelines influence timing, paperwork,...
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