Does Just Being Charged with a Felony Impact My Civil Rights in Wisconsin? While the principle of “innocent until proven guilty” mostly applies to someone charged, but not yet convicted, of a crime, just being charged can cause issues for the accused person. There are laws that prevent discrimination (such as from employers) for just […]
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Drug Possession Charges in Wisconsin In the state of Wisconsin, drug possession charges can carry severe penalties, including fines and potential jail time. These charges can stem from the possession of a wide range of controlled substances, including illegal drugs, prescription medications, and even certain over-the-counter products. Depending on the specific substance involved, the charges
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Wisconsin Law Concerning the Rights of Those Accused of Domestic Violence Wisconsin takes domestic violence very seriously, with a comprehensive set of laws and legal safeguards in place to protect victims. However, these laws also provide important protections for individuals who are accused of domestic violence. It’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal
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How Can Veterans Prove Service Connection for Disability Claims? To secure disability benefits from the VA, a disabled veteran must show that their disability is connected to their military service. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 30 percent of all veterans have a service-connected disability, and 46 percent of Gulf War II-era veterans have
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What is the PACT Act? The PACT Act is a federal law that expands VA benefits and care for veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange, and other toxins. The PACT Act’s full name is The Sergeant First Class (SFC) Heath Robinson Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act. The PACT Act includes:
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How is a PTSD Claim Initiated? According to the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, 11-20% of soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan are living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. To establish service connection for any disability, the veteran must prove the following elements: A current disability An event, injury, or disease that occurred
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Are You a Veteran Who Needs Disability Benefits? If you are a veteran who is living with a service-related disability, you may be eligible for monthly disability benefit payments from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), but to obtain those benefits – from anywhere in the United States – you may need the advice and
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As attorneys, we are often approached by people in difficult situations who need immediate help. Many times, these situations are practically unavoidable, e.g., someone’s grandpa died without a will and an aunt is challenging the distributions; someone’s mom gave me them a share of the company’s stock, but now her business partner is trying to
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Millions of veterans across the United States are dealing with mental health conditions from their time in the service. While money doesn’t make your struggles go away, getting the disability benefits that you’re entitled to can make it easier to get mental health treatment and reduce some of the financial pressures that can come from
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