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As defined by North Dakota law, shoplifting is the willful taking of unpaid merchandise with the intent to deprive a store. It’s a broad term that can refer to various actions that are related to the offense, such as concealing unpaid goods, altering price tags and...
A growing issue that many people are facing is the amount of misinformation that spreads online. Myths can lead people to make uninformed decisions they later regret. One thing that people should not regret is how they make their estate plans. An estate plan allows...
Business owners and executives frequently put a lot of effort into the terms of their contracts so that they limit their own liability while locking in certain elements that are necessary for predictable business operations. For example, employment contracts help...
There’s a good reason automobiles like cars and trucks need keys to start their engines. It’s to deter strangers and thieves from using and taking away your vehicle. Unless you explicitly trust someone to use your automobile, you shouldn’t let just anyone take your...
A will is an effective estate planning tool a person can use to outline their last wishes before their death. It is a legal document, and while it should be valid and legally enforceable, that does not necessarily mean you cannot challenge it. If you have a legitimate...
Managing a farm is no small undertaking. Apart from rigorous manual labor involved in raising livestock and crops, farmers must also deal with the administrative and business side of farming, such as marketing, finances, and operations. If your family runs a farm and...
In matrimonial law, both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements serve crucial roles in safeguarding the interests and assets of married couples. While they share similarities, grasping the nuances that set them apart is essential. A prenuptial agreement, commonly known...
Knowing how to handle clients who don’t pay can be one of the trickiest parts of running your own business. You’ve probably heard every excuse under the sun for why payment is running late or they might tell you that they simply aren’t going to pay you. Without a...
A divorce is a life-altering event that can significantly affect various aspects of your life, including your estate plan. When going through a divorce, it's essential to reassess and update your estate plan to help ensure that your wishes are still accurately...
When your parents passed away, they left you their remaining wealth as an inheritance. You were already married, but it was clear to you that your parents meant for this money to go to you. After all, they would want it to stay within the family. Now your spouse has...