As an Iowa business owner, you understand the challenges associated with owning and operating your own company. Not only do you have to meet the demands of your customers, but you also have to draft business plans, pay taxes, follow labor laws, pay employees fairly,...
One of the primary goals for creating an estate plan is to ensure that your loved ones have what they need for the future. Through certain estate planning documents, you can decide what will happen to your assets, plan for specific health care needs that may arise and...
Making decisions regarding your children can be one of the most difficult aspects of any divorce. It is not easy to determine where your kids should live or how often you will get to see them, especially when both parents want to be with the children as much as...
It is not always easy to plan for the future, especially when it requires you to consider your own mortality or what will happen in the event of incapacitation. While these are not pleasant thoughts, they are essential considerations for adults of all ages. You do not...
Iowa property owners have the right to defend their interests and the rightful use of their land. This can be difficult when there are concerns over where one owner’s property ends and neighboring property begins. If you find yourself in a complicated situation or...
Maintaining strong relationships with employees is one of the most critical aspects of an Iowa business’s long-term success. Employees bear the immense responsibility of maintaining day-to-day operations in the company, and regardless of their individual roles, your...
Your divorce will bring changes to virtually every area of your life, including your finances. Most Iowa spouses experience some type of financial changes during this process, and you may be concerned about what this decision will mean for your long-term stability....
You never plan on being involved in a car crash, but it happens to most Iowa residents at some point in their lives. While you may not plan on being in an auto accident, it does not mean you cannot have a plan in place for how to deal with it if it does eventually...
