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Maintenance: understanding taxes

Don't forget about tax implications when planning your divorce settlement. Read More »


Business structures: choosing the one that's right for your organization

When it comes to different business structures, one size does not fit all. Read More »


Divorce and debt: avoiding a nasty surprise

Spouses often think that debt the other spouse has incurred during marriage can’t affect them after a divorce. Read More »


Leasing: understand the risks when guaranteeing your child's lease

Landlords are looking for someone to guarantee their leases, and they’re looking to the parents of student renters. Read More »


Home buying: an extra set of eyes helps when buying a house

While it is common for real estate agents and loan officers to prepare and review with the buyer the relevant paperwork for the purchase of a home, only a lawyer can give legal advice. Read More »


Divorce could be answer to long-term care expense

Though it sounds extreme, divorce can be a way to protect assets when a spouse needs long-term care. Read More »


Business valuation: half art, half science

Knowing you've gotten the most possible from your years of investment and hard work is as difficult as being certain you got highest possible dollar value for your home. Read More »


Funerals and burials: law provides choice

If you'd rather have someone other than next of kin make your funeral and burial arrangements, you can do so in Wisconsin through a law called Authorization for Final Disposition. Read More »


Estate planning: how do I discuss it with my aging parents?

Whether 80 or 18, every adult should have at least one or two documents. Read More »


Office romances: weighing the risks

People today spend a lot of time at work, so it’s no surprise the workplace is one of the top places to meet potential romantic partners. Read More »


Wills and powers of attorney: can I mark changes on original document?

Can I just line out the previous name of my personal representative, print the new name and initial it for the change to be viewed as a legal and binding change? Read More »


Q&A: Can I do estate planning without an attorney?

My spouse and I are getting our estate planning started this year. I have some friends who did it on their own, and I’m wondering if I can too or if I should use a lawyer Read More »


Custody decisions must focus on children

When either married or unmarried couples with children separate, their chief concern typically is their children. Read More »


Step-by-Step Guide to Divorce

Understanding the steps involved in divorce can help you feel a bit more comfortable knowing what to expect during an emotionally taxing process. Read More »


Auto accident: do I need an attorney?

I was in a car accident and have whiplash & a broken arm. It was the other driver’s fault and I have his insurance info. Is that enough or do I need a lawyer? Read More »