While generally the trustee cannot make changes to the trust, there are circumstances where it may be possible.
Read MoreMoen Sheehan Meyer has donated $1,000 to Adult & Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin, following the recently completed “MSM Gives Back” contest.
Read MoreAfter a loved one passes away, it may be surprising and upsetting to find that the trust was not as you expected. When this happens, it is best to seek guidance from a reputable trust attorney.
Read MoreAccording to the CDC, about 40% of babies in the U.S. are born to unmarried women. When a couple is not married, the paternity of the child is not automatic. The parents must establish paternity through the courts.
Read MoreDisputes over boundary lines are most likely to occur when someone constructs a fence or other structure. You need to do everything you can to protect your property and maintain your investment. A dispute can make life miserable and it can impact your acreage. When you have a boundary line dispute, it is often a good idea to seek guidance from an experienced attorney.
Read MoreWhile the pandemic slows and the country and state begin to return to normal operations, some companies are finding it difficult to hire enough workers. Learn more about “employment at will” and what employers can do about a lack of workers.
Read MoreWhen you buy a home, you expect that if there are any problems or damages you will know about them and can put a plan in place to fix them.
Read MoreViolent acts in the workplace are increasing across the country. As a growing problem, it has lasting repercussions on businesses and employees. The costs associated with workplace violence can be astronomical with an impact that can be difficult to overcome. If a substantial violent act takes place in your company and gets media coverage, the consequences can be devastating. Violent crimes are on the rise, but there are some things you can do to make your workplace safer.
Read MoreProbate is the process of legally proving a person’s will after their death. A person has a will in place to give directions regarding assets and to distribute property to beneficiaries, among other things. When someone dies, the law generally requires you to prove the decedent’s will in order to properly and legally distribute assets. If you die without a will, the state laws guide how your assets are divided. This is called dying intestate. Therefore, it is in your best interest to put a will in place to ensure that your wishes are met and that your loved ones are cared for as you desire.
Read MoreContracts are a part of almost every business deal. Whether you are selling a product or service or purchasing equipment and parts, you need to ensure a fair result. A contract is the best way to make sure that you get the results you expect in the timeframe that you want. A written contract protects both you and the other party in the agreement. It is enforceable under the law. However, generally, oral contracts are binding in Wisconsin under many circumstances.
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