Experienced Lawyers Helping Slip and Fall Victims Across Wisconsin When you get injured in a fall, it is easy to start questioning yourself. Should I have noticed the spill on the floor? Could I have braced myself to avoid an injury? While it is natural to ask yourself these sorts of questions, it is critical […]
Is it Time to Review Your Will?
Experienced Wisconson Estate Planning Attorneys Helping Families Examine Wills When was the last time you looked at your will? If your answer is, “When I signed it,” there is a decent chance that something in there might be out of date. Your estate plan should reflect your current family and financial circumstances; and, if things […]
Understanding “No-Fault” Divorce
Like all other states, Wisconsin law provides what is known as “no-fault” divorce. In fact, Wisconsin is purely a “no-fault” divorce state, which means that it is no longer possible to file for divorce in Wisconsin on fault-based grounds. But, while this may sound like it limits spouses’ options when it comes to filing for […]
How to Handle Your Teen’s DUI Charge in Wisconsin
As a parent, it can be heartbreaking to find out that your child has been arrested for drunk driving. Your child put himself or herself – and others – at serious risk, and now your child is facing the very real possibility that one teenage mistake could change his or her life forever. If your […]
What Estate Planning Documents Should You Have?
Experienced Attorneys Helping Wisconson Families with Planning their Estate When it comes to deciding which types of documents to use for your estate plan, the decision rests on a number of factors relating to your family and financial circumstances, and your final wishes. There are many different options available, each with its own specific purpose […]
How to Document Your Slip and Fall Case
Slips and falls can happen almost anywhere. From grocery stores to office buildings, and from sidewalks to parking lots, even seemingly minor hazards can lead to serious injuries. If you were injured in a fall on public or private property in Wisconsin, you may be entitled to a financial recovery. To protect your rights, it […]