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The Last Padlet. - Johanne Morales

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The three main goals of the clean water act are, one stopping people from being able to dump things into the water causing pollution. This makes the water unsafe to be in and can harm animals in the water as well. This aligns well with the second goal of the water act which is making sure the water is safe for people to swim in and safe for fish to swim in. The water needs to achieve a quality standard to pass the fishable and swimmable test, aiming to protect the life of the water. The third goal is to prohibit the use of discharging toxic substances into the water that could potentially harm humans and the ecosystems. These goals are met by having signs to keep people aware and funding for federal waste management treatment.

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Landlord and tenant with respect to use and maintenance of the property

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JJ's interpretation of the 4 adverse possession requirements

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Joint Tenancy and Tenants in Common- Anna Leicht

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Joint Tenancy and Tenants in Common- Anna Leicht

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So, Wisconsin has this thing called marital property law, which is kind of important for couples. Basically, it means that when two people get married, most of the stuff they own during their marriage is considered "marital property." This includes things like money, houses, and other assets.

What’s cool about Wisconsin is that it’s a community property state. This means that if a couple gets divorced, they usually split their marital property 50/50, no matter who bought it or whose name is on the title. So, if you and your spouse buy a car together, both of you have equal rights to it, even if one of you paid for it.

However, there are some exceptions. If someone had property before they got married or if they got gifts or inheritances just for themselves, that stuff is usually considered separate property and doesn’t get divided in a divorce.

Overall, the law is designed to make things fair between couples when it comes to dividing their stuff if they ever part ways. It’s definitely something important to know if you’re thinking about getting married or even if you just want to understand how things work in Wisconsin!