A Wisconsin appeals court recently reviewed the issuance of a summary judgment, regarding a bank’s right to reopen a foreclosure action where terms of a previous stipulation agreement were not […]
The Federal tax law that passed in December of 2017 and effective January 1, 2018, made some changes to the circumstances under which an estate tax would be charged to […]
As the baby boomers age and their marriages fall apart, unique issues must be dealt with in the divorce. The “Grey Divorce” is relevant to a marriage in which one […]
In today’s digital age, our lives are increasingly cluttered with various online accounts and ever-changing passwords. It’s hard to keep track of it all. Imagine how difficult this would be […]
One of the most common reasons that we hear for why someone wants to create a Will is because without a Will, the law decides what happens to his or […]