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Questions farmers should ask when planning their estate
Fields of soybeans, corn, wheat and other crops are a common sight when driving through Minnesota and North Dakota, and it is easy to see that farming is still a common occupation. However, when these farmers plan their estates, they face some unique concerns. Is one...
Factors that determine child custody in North Dakota
When parents decide to end their marriage or relationship, one of the most difficult and challenging decisions can be working together on a co-parenting plan for their children. Couples frequently disagree over which parent will be the primary custodian, how much time...
How to behave at a sobriety checkpoint
In North Dakota, sobriety checkpoints have the backing of the public. In fact, according to the North Dakota Prevention Resource and Media Center, more than 70% of the state’s residents support DUI checkpoints. Officers also believe sobriety checkpoints to be an...
What you need to know about North Dakota’s open container law
Summers in North Dakota are nearly perfect. After all, you have a seemingly endless number of possibilities for exploring everything the state has to offer. If you like to drink alcohol, you may want to have a cold beer or cocktail after a long hike or at a backyard...
New North Dakota Law Allows for Sealing of Criminal Record
Written by attorney Scott Patrick Brand of , P.C.Until recently, there has been no process in North Dakota for citizens who have been convicted of non-violent and/or non-sexual offenses to have their convictions sealed from public viewing...
Tips for Testifying in Court
Written By Ashley Heitkamp of , P.C.Testifying in court can be stressful and nerve-wracking for many people. It is often a new experience and one that carries a lot of weight. If you have been called to testify in court, read the general...
4 reasons to update your will now
Like most of your neighbors, you work hard every day. Whether you have millions of dollars or just a few assets, you want control over what happens to your belongings. If you do not have a comprehensive will, you may have little say in the matter. Further, if you have...
5 estate planning goals for 2019
Now that 2019 is here, you may be thinking about your future more intently. Your New Year resolutions may include goals involving your health, relationships, work and family. Are you thinking about your estate plan? The New Year is the perfect...
The connection between college towns and DUIs
When college students flood their campuses at the beginning of fall for the start of classes, college towns once again fill up with their school-year resident population. Along with the boost that students provide to local college-town economies, there are also...
What factors are involved in child custody decisions?
If you are facing divorce, you are probably wondering how the court will decide matters pertaining to the custody of your children. The same applies if you are already divorced but need to modify the custody agreement that is in place.In the state of North Dakota, a...
