People of all financial statuses can benefit from creating and utilizing trusts. A trust is a legal arrangement that allows you to put another person in charge of managing assets that benefit a different party. The grantor is the person who initiates the trust, and the beneficiary is the person…
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Getting convicted of a DUI can change someone's entire life temporarily or permanently. Drunk driving charges are taken seriously in Iowa. People who are charged with a first DUI offense often worry about the penalties that they'll face. If you've recently obtained a first offense in Iowa, you might be…
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The biggest estate planning mistake that people make is failing to estate plan at all. In today's world, it is incredibly important for people to get a start on estate planning as soon as they are able to. Without the proper plan in place, you and your loved ones could…
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Iowa law defines a DUI as operating a vehicle while your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08 % or higher. While this definition may seem straightforward, it is actually complicated to determine what counts as "operating" an automobile. In some cases, an intoxicated person could possibly face a DUI charge…
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If you're a young adult, you might think you're not quite old enough to benefit from estate planning. This is perfectly normal, but the truth is that any legal adult should consider estate planning as soon as possible. Different forms of estate planning could be helpful depending on your age…
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Unfortunately, thousands of drunk driving accidents occur in the United States every year, so police officers often take preventative measures to lower this statistic. One method is by performing random DUI checkpoints, which is when a police officer stops passing vehicles to check if the driver is intoxicated. Many drivers…
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