Pedersen Law Office Blog

Don't let one mistake affect the rest of your life! Learn how a deferred prosecution agreement can keep you out of jail and your record clean.

Do you have questions about the divorce process? In this video Attorney Pedersen explains the divorce process and answers many common divorce questions.

Learn what you can do to prevent your child from being abducted. Although child abduction doesn’t happen every day in our community, it is every parent’s worst nightmare. Making children aware and teaching them simply safety tips could help keep your children safe.

Find out if you are able to get compensation for an injury from a slip and fall accident. Just because you feel at someone else’s property doesn’t mean you are entitled to payment. Learn the important issues involved in a slip and fall accident.

Know the tax issues that will matter when negotiating your divorce. When going through a divorce it is difficult to see all aspects that will be affected. If you do not plan for these issues in your divorce, you may get a surprise at tax time.

Destroy the misconception that Sex Trafficking is just a big city issue. It is occurring even in close knit communities of the Appleton area. Choosing to ignore the issue will not make it less real.

Find out who has to pay a deceased parent’s debts after they pass away. What happens if the medical bills and credit cards are larger than the whole estate?

Understand how the insurance company works and what to watch out for. Remember, the insurance company is not your friend!

Find out what advantages there are to having an attorney represent you in a divorce and whether it is worth the investment or not. Even if you and your spouse agree to most issues, there are reasons why an attorney should be involved - find out why.

Before you can decide whether you should use an attorney to draft your will or just use a fill in the blank form online, you need to know the advantages of having a local attorney. Learn the benefits of consulting an attorney versus using fill in the blank forms for estate planning.