Family Law Issues with Agriculture: Estate and Succession Planning

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law, Food & Ag Law

It is uncommon for agriculture producers and business owners to consider estate planning and succession planning for their agriculture operation in the midst of a divorce; however, divorcing farm families should consider this while negotiating the division of marital assets. These assets may include the farm or ranch business and its assets. After all, divorce is one of the Big …

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Family Law Issues in Agriculture: Animal Issues

Rincker LawAnimal Law, Family/Matrimonial Law

Divorces among farm families inherently have animal issues – not only with live animals but also with genetic material (e.g., embryos, semen). These are important property disputes for some farm families. Depending on the state, companion animals can be treated differently. Companion Animals To begin, companion animals typically include dogs and cats, but can also include some exotic animals and …

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Cari Rincker Joins Guardian ad Litem Roster for the Fifth Circuit of Illinois

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law

Not only am I on the GAL roster for the Sixth Circuit (including Champaign and Douglas Counties) and the Fourth Circuit (including Shelby County) but I am now on the GAL roster for the Fifth Circuit which includes Coles County, Vermilion County and Edgar County. Working with children is a passion of mine and looking forward to continuing to serve …

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Cari Rincker to Speak on Food & Agriculture Law to ECIWAA

Rincker LawFood & Ag Law

Principal Attorney, Cari Rincker, will visit East Central Illinois Women Attorney’s Association (“ECIWAA”) on Tuesday, November 19th at 11:45am and speak about food and agriculture law.  She will be at Biaggi’s along with the ECIWAA crew that day.  Cari is a proud member of ECIWAA and supports women in the practice of law. Share this Article

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Cari Rincker on Mediation Roster for Child Related Issues for Fifth Circuit

Rincker LawAlternative Dispute Resolution, Family/Matrimonial Law

Not only am I on the mediation roster for the Sixth Circuit (including Champaign and Douglas Counties) and the Fourth Circuit (including Shelby County) but I am now on the roster for the Fifth Circuit which includes Coles County, Vermilion County and Edgar County. I’m very passionate about using mediation to help navigate child related issues.  I’m also a mediator …

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Ask Cari: What Are Some Considerations For A Bull Lease?

Rincker LawAsk Cari, Video Blogging

If you are interested in asking Cari a question to be promoted on her YouTube channel or on her podcast, Ag Law Today, please email Cari Rincker at cari@rinckerlaw.com with Ask Cari in the subject line.  Your identity will remain anonymous.  Cari’s answers are for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Share this Article

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Ask Cari: What Should I Do About My Digital Assets In The Event Of My Death?

Rincker LawAsk Cari, Video Blogging

If you are interested in asking Cari a question to be promoted on her YouTube channel or on her podcast, Ag Law Today, please email Cari Rincker at cari@rinckerlaw.com with Ask Cari in the subject line.  Your identity will remain anonymous.  Cari’s answers are for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Share this Article

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The Four Stages of Divorce Mediation

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law

Hear me discuss the 4 Stages of Divorce Mediation here, which includes:  (1) Consultation, (2) Mediation, (3) Drafting the Agreement and (4) Finalization of the Divorce. Share this Article

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Ask Cari: Do I Need to Form a DBA?

Rincker LawAsk Cari, Video Blogging

If you are interested in asking Cari a question to be promoted on her YouTube channel or on her podcast, Ag Law Today, please email Cari Rincker at cari@rinckerlaw.com with Ask Cari in the subject line.  Your identity will remain anonymous.  Cari’s answers are for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Share this Article

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