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UPDATE: There is a new North Dakota Supreme Court decision that could affect the outcome of your Driving Under the Influence or Actual Physical Control charge. Read more to find out.
In 2019, the North Dakota State Legislature amended Section 9-08-06 through House Bill 1351. Here are the changes.
When someone is charged with a crime, they have to attend several different hearings and possibly a trial. But did you know that your attorney may be able to attend your hearings on your behalf without you being present? Read more to find out.
Are you limited on the amount you can recover in a medical malpractice lawsuit? Read on for more information!
Are you stuck paying or receiving the “presumptive” child support amount in Minnesota, or can that amount be adjusted upward/downward?
Tired of the other side in your lawsuit refusing to turn over evidence? Here’s how to get the court involved.
This article simply discusses the effects the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has on spousal support in North Dakota.
Ever wondered who pays the damages from a personal injury lawsuit?
Check out this real-life practical example of an estate plan doing its job: Luke Perry.
With the recent ice storms in the Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo area, property owners should probably have a general understanding about their snow and ice clearing responsibilities.
Jury duty. But I have too much going on in life. Do I really have to do this? The answer is yes, but just because you got a notice does not mean you will definitely have to serve on a jury at trial.
Why should I hire a lawyer for something I can do myself? It’s simple. Think of your legal problem as a home improvement project. Are you only trying to save money?
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