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Phone: (262) 246-4606

Address: N63w23965 Main St, Sussex, WI 53089

Website: http://www.sussexlawyer.com

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Guardianship
If you leave behind minor children and have named no guardian in a will, a court must choose a guardian. If a minor inherits money or property, it is likely the court will place it in a guardianship account. Ask yourself: Is that a decision you want someone to make for you?

Wrongful Death
Yes. A will would be important for several reasons. You may have property that never got transferred to your trust while you were alive. You would need a will to transfer that property to your trust after your death. Or your estate might receive money after your death. For instance, if your death was the result of an accident, your estate may receive wrongful death benefits. Again, you would need a will to transfer this money to the trust.
Theft

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Following law school, Attorney Riegleman worked as an associate attorney with three Wisconsin law firms. Relying upon that valued experience, he established this law firm in 1996 after practicing in Sussex on a part-time basis beginning in 1991. He provides assistance to clientele in a broad variety of legal matters; with particular emphasis in the areas of personal injury, estate planning and probate. Attorney Riegleman continues his trial practice and frequently appears in court on injury cases, and business disputes. He has been affiliated with the State and County Bar organizations, and both the National and State Trial Lawyers’ Associations.

Workers Compensation
This firm has represented numerous clients with personal injury and workers compensation claims. These claims involve a variety of accidents; including car accidents, motorcycle accidents, slips and falls, dog bites, and wrongful death situations. We regard all injury claims as “serious” and have successfully obtained recoveries for our clients – both through out-of-court settlements and jury trials – in various amounts, including in excess of a million dollars. Listed below are some frequently asked questions. Please contact us to discuss your concerns in this area and whether we can offer a competitive contingency fee arrangements with these types of cases.

Personal Injury
For Patients – Riegleman Law Offices, S.C. has represented many chiropractic patients involved in a variety of personal injury claims. Most of these cases involve conditions commonly seen by chiropractors for “soft tissue” or “connective tissue” injuries to the neck, back, and extremities. Those kinds of cases and the success this firm has with representation in those cases are reviewed HERE.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
A claim is valued and usually settled based upon an estimate of what a jury would likely regard as fair and reasonable compensation given the severity of the injury and the effects of the accident on your life, as well as the probability that a recovery against the wrongdoer is warranted. In addition to medical expense and wage loss, you are entitled to money damages for â€œpersonal injuries,â€ including pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life. Your attorney may point out additional damages authorized in special cases such as dog bites or flagrant misconduct.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Other assets may be exempt from probate, as well, if the decedent has done the necessary estate planning before death. More on this later.
Wills
The current law regarding living wills went into effect Nov. 25, 1991. If your living will was written before then, you should have your attorney review it to be sure it still expresses your wishes.
Trusts
And, creating a living trust doesnâ€™t eliminate the need to pay taxes. The trust will owe federal and state income taxes on income the trust earns, and also federal and state estate taxes if the estate is large enough.
Power of Attorney
This authorizes another person, called an agent, to act for you in financial matters. The agentâ€™s rights to act on your behalf depend on what you say in your durable power of attorney document. These rights might include the authority to sign legal documents, pay bills, buy and sell real estate, and take other actions on your behalf. Choose a person you trust absolutely.
Probate
The value of the estateâ€™s assets will determine the court filing fees. Attorney fees vary depending on the complexity of the estate. Also, fees vary from one attorney to another, depending on experience and other factors. Billing methods also differ. Some lawyers charge by the hour; others charge a fixed fee. But by law, the attorney cannot base charges for probate services on a percentage of the estateâ€™s value.

Tax Law
Thus, the time needed for probate depends on such factors as estate size, type of assets owned, form of ownership, tax issues, complexity of creditorsâ€™ claims, marital property issues, and whether a business is involved. State law requires that an estate be closed within 18 months. However, several counties have adopted a benchmark for completing probate within 12 months. For either period, a court may grant a Petition for Extension. If the process goes beyond the allowed time, the court can replace the personal representative or the attorney for the estate, or both.

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