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Who Will Inherit Your Creative Legacy? Why Artists Should Address Intellectual Property in Their Wills
Many people assume estate planning is only about homes, bank accounts, and family heirlooms. For creators—musicians, writers, photographers, painters, and…
Advanced Care Planning: Why Every Adult Needs a Healthcare Power of Attorney
Healthcare Power of Attorney in Wisconsin Advanced care planning is not only for older adults or people with serious medical…
The Pattern-of-Gifting Rule: What Seniors Need to Know Early
Many older adults make small, regular gifts to people they care about. Some give birthday checks to grandchildren. Others send…
August is “Make a Will Month”: Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Wait
August is recognized as Make a Will Month, a timely reminder of something many of us tend to put off—creating…
Children’s Legal Issues in Divorce: What Parents Need to Know
Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. In Wisconsin, courts prioritize the best interests of the child, aiming…
How to Organize Your Affairs So Your Loved Ones Aren’t Left Searching
Leave More Than Memories: Essential Tips to Organize Your Estate Information As a trusts and estates attorney, I’ve seen firsthand…
An Introduction to Elder Law and Medicaid Planning: What You Need to Know
As we age, planning for skilled nursing or other long-term care becomes increasingly important. Many people first start thinking about…
Balancing Protection and Access: Understanding Irrevocable Trusts for Long-Term Care
For Wisconsin residents planning for long-term care, navigating the complexities of Medicaid eligibility is often a key concern. One powerful…
Understanding Transfer on Death Deeds in Wisconsin: A Probate-Avoidance Tool for Real Estate
When it comes to estate planning, many people seek strategies to avoid probate—a court-supervised process of distributing assets after death.…
How to Prepare for Your Estate Planning Appointment
Meeting with an estate planning attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Being…