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Many families delay planning for elder care because they assume it will automatically wipe out everything they own. That fear is understandable but it is often based on misconceptions. Public benefits can help cover certain long-term care costs, and with the right...
Many people believe a simple will is enough. In Wisconsin, a complete estate plan usually requires more than one document working together. Why a will alone may fall short A last will and testament directs how your assets pass after death. It lets you name a personal...
Yes, if your income has gone up or down significantly, Wisconsin law allows you to request a change in your child support order, but the court won’t adjust it automatically, and not every shift in income counts. Here’s what qualifies, how the process works and what...
Many estate plans solely address what happens when a person dies. They provide instructions for the distribution of their estate and may even nominate a person to oversee that process as their personal representative. Creating an estate plan gives an adult control...
Getting divorced at any age can be tough given the emotional realities involved and the extent of the financial transaction at hand. Yet, for older adults, divorce can re-shape their future in unimaginable ways. This is considerable, too, given that a significant...
Even a relatively amicable divorce is never completely free of contention, but conflict is often exacerbated when valuable assets and considerable sums of money are at stake. High-income couples in Wisconsin face unique hurdles that require careful planning and expert...
Your potential need for long-term care is significant. In fact, studies have shown that those age 65 and older have a 70% chance of needing some sort of long-term care. And the costs of this care can be crushing. Even the most basic long-term care can cost tens of...
Dividing marital assets in a Wisconsin divorce is often complex. When a business is involved, the process can become even more complicated. Wisconsin law requires that all marital property be divided equitably, or fairly. The law starts with the presumption that an...
According to some studies, about 16% of Americans are 65 or older. The average life expectancy of Wisconsin residents is currently just under 80 years. Many Wisconsinites are living much longer than that, and many of them are in relatively good health. But, generally...
Probate can be a daunting process that many people seek to avoid. Here in Wisconsin, there are several good reasons to steer clear of probate when planning your estate. Let's explore five key reasons why you should consider avoiding probate. 1. Probate is...
