Clear guidance through Wisconsin probate, from the first filing to the final distribution.
Not every estate goes through probate. In Wisconsin, probate is generally required when the person who died owned more than $50,000 in their name alone, or solely owned Wisconsin real estate. Smaller estates can often skip court entirely using Wisconsin’s transfer by affidavit procedure.
Being named personal representative is a job: inventorying assets, publishing notices, dealing with creditors, filing tax returns, and distributing what remains, with personal responsibility if it’s done wrong. You can hire us to guide you through it step by step, or to take the heavy lifting off your plate entirely.
There is no legal deadline in the first days. Take care of your family and yourself first. When you’re ready, one conversation will map out everything that needs to happen and in what order.
Most people who administer an estate come away with one conclusion: they don’t want their own family doing this. Trusts, transfer-on-death deeds, and beneficiary designations can move nearly everything outside probate. When the estate you’re handling closes, we can make sure yours never opens.
Thirty minutes, no obligation. You’ll leave knowing exactly what your family needs and what it costs.