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Parent Refusing Your Child’s Passport? Your Options when the Other Parent Refuses in Wyoming. A common question divorced or separated parents ask our attorney’s is: “Can I get a passport for my child if the other parent refuses to sign?” The answer depends on both federal passport regulations and your Wyoming custody order. While many parents […]
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How Are Businesses Valued in a Wyoming Divorce? For many business owners, one of the greatest concerns during a divorce is what will happen to the company they have spent years, or even decades, building. Whether you own a ranching operation, construction company, medical practice, real estate brokerage, manufacturing business, or another closely held business,
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In Wyoming, water rights aren’t just a side note in rural transactions, they’re a critical part of the deal. Whether you’re helping clients buy a ranch, a recreational property, or undeveloped land, understanding water rights can mean the difference between a smooth closing and a legal headache. Water Rights Are a Property Right, But Not
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In Wyoming’s competitive real estate market, buyers are looking for every advantage they can get, and escalation clauses have become a go-to strategy for winning bidding wars. But as you probably know, these clauses walk a legal tightrope. This month, we’re breaking down what escalation clauses are, why they’re used, and how to keep them
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As an agent, your real estate license is your livelihood. But even well-intentioned professionals can run into legal trouble if they’re not careful. At Sagebrush Law Firm, we regularly work with agents and brokers across Wyoming, and we’ve seen firsthand how simple missteps can lead to disciplinary action—or worse. Here are some of the most
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Spring and summer in Wyoming often bring hot listings—and with them, the complexity of multiple offers. As competition rises, it’s critical to ensure you’re not just negotiating well, but complying with legal and ethical duties that protect both your clients and your license. Here’s what you need to know about multiple offers: 1. You Have
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As a real estate attorney, navigating the complexities of real estate law, especially in relation to Fair Housing practices, can be challenging. As part of our ongoing effort to support real estate professionals, we’ve put together a practical Legal Checklist for Real Estate Agents to help you avoid Fair Housing violations and ensure that your
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Handling a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) transaction in Wyoming? These deals can be profitable, but they also come with unique legal risks that could put your commission—and your license—at stake. At Sagebrush Law Firm, we help Wyoming real estate agents navigate FSBO transactions safely and legally. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself
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As a real estate agent in Wyoming, your commission is your livelihood. But what happens when a deal closes and your hard-earned commission is suddenly in question? Or when another agent claims they were the “procuring cause” of a sale? Commission and representation disputes are more common than you might think—especially in Wyoming, where real estate
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When buying or selling a home, the disclosure/discovery process is critical. It allows the buyer to understand the condition of the property they are about to invest in, while also protecting the seller from future legal claims. However, Realtors are often confused on what facts need to be disclosed to prospective buyers. In this bi-weekly
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