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What is a Revocable Trust, and Do I Need One?

Learn what a revocable trust is and what it can do for you. Trusts are not just for the rich. We discuss the benefits to a revocable trust for the average person, along with the reasons some individuals may not want a trust.
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Do I Need an Attorney for my Divorce?

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.
941 divorces in the State of Wisconsin in 2013. Of these divorces… involved minor children. In the state of Wisconsin https://pedlaw.com/blog/do-i-need-attorney-my-divorce

Wisconsin Divorce Process: Start to Finish

Learn about how the Wisconsin Divorce process is handled from the filing of the Petition to the Final Divorce hearing. Everyone’s situation is different; regardless, all divorces follow the same main steps. Knowing these steps will help you better under…
s completed. Child Support. The State of Wisconsin uses a mathematical equation to calculate ch… with the problem. Mediation. Under the Wisconsin divorce process https://pedlaw.com/blog/wisconsin-divorce-process-start-finish

Pros & Cons of Filing Bankruptcy

Are you struggling financially and wondering if bankruptcy is right for you? Get educated and review the pros and cons of bankruptcy. Bankruptcy can be a great tool for some and a terrible idea for others. This article discusses how bankruptcy can help…
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Divorce and How It Will Affect Your Taxes

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.
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Estate Planning: What do I need and Why?

Learn what forms are necessary to protect your loved ones from having to go through the time consuming court systems and incur unnecessary legal fees. Find out not only what common forms are used but what they are used for and how they apply to your fami…
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Facing Divorce as a Stay at Home Mom

Discover the issues that stay at home moms face during a divorce and how to prepare for them. We will cover the topics of child placement, child support, health insurance, property division and maintenance / alimony. Have more questions? We offer free …
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You've Fallen and You Can't Get Up!

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.
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Should I Plea Not Guilty, Guilty or No Contest?

Do you know the difference between pleading guilty, no contest or not guilty in a criminal case? Find out how your plea can make a difference in your criminal case.
to decide how you will plea. In the State of Wisconsin there are three different ways to plead in y https://pedlaw.com/blog/should-i-plea-not-guilty-guilty-or-no-contest

What Happens If You Die Without a Will?

Do you have a Last Will and Testament? Many are under the impression that if they pass away, their property will all go to their spouse, but that is not always the case. Find out how the State of Wisconsin handles someone passing away without a Last Wil…
s discuss each scenario for the State of Wisconsin. SINGLE WITH NO CHILDREN In this case…n your entire estate will go to the State of Wisconsin as unclaimed property known as escheat. SI https://pedlaw.com/blog/what-happens-if-you-die-without-will