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December 28, 2023

Can Package Theft Lead to Criminal Charges in Wisconsin?

The rapid growth of online shopping has unfortunately led to an increase in package theft. Boxes left outside of people’s homes can prove tempting to potential thieves, especially during the holiday season when people may be purchasing expensive gifts. A person who is accused of stealing packages may face criminal …

October 17, 2023

Be Proactive in Protecting Your Credit & Personal Information

By Attorneys Raymond Dall’Osto, Jaclyn Kallie and Zak Wroblewski The Federal Trade Commission FTC) announced in an October 2023 consumer alert, that Americans now have free weekly access to their credit reports, from all three major credit bureaus.   In the 1990’s, Congress first allowed for a free annual credit bureau …

October 16, 2023

When Will Use Variances Be Required for Building Permits?

By Attorney Zak Wroblewski In the process of obtaining building permits, business owners and real estate developers may encounter situations where they need to address special use variances with the Board of Zoning Appeals. Understanding when these variances are required is crucial to navigating the complex world of zoning and …

October 9, 2023

Is Equal Property Division Required in a Wisconsin Divorce?

For any couple who is going through a divorce, one of the key issues that needs to be addressed is property and asset division. This is one of the primary financial concerns that will affect spouses. Decisions about property division will determine the financial resources available to each spouse, in …

October 9, 2023

How Can I Address Wasted or Destroyed Assets During My Divorce?

In a divorce, the division of assets is often one of the most contentious issues. All of the property a couple owns will need to be considered, and there needs to be a determination on who will be responsible for paying the debts the couple owes. As couples take steps …

September 28, 2023

When Can an Employee Be Charged with Embezzlement?

By Attorneys Jason Luczak and Nicole Masnica Embezzlement is a serious white collar crime that involves the misappropriation or theft of funds entrusted to someone’s care. This offense can refer to situations where an employee is accused of stealing money or assets from their employer. In Wisconsin, embezzlement accusations can lead …

September 26, 2023

How Does Wisconsin’s Implied Consent Law Affect OWI Cases?

If you have been arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Wisconsin, it is important to understand the state’s implied consent law and how it can impact your case. Under this law, drivers are required to submit to chemical testing if they are arrested for driving under the …

September 19, 2023

9 Steps to Take When Preparing for Divorce

Getting a divorce can be a complex, difficult process. The strong emotions involved with the end of a marriage can be hard enough on their own, but they can be especially difficult when paired with financial issues and practical considerations related to living arrangements and parenting. Being prepared to address …

September 15, 2023

What Are the Potential Outcomes of a Claim for Breach of Contract?

Litigation involving an alleged breach of contract can be complex. When one party fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in a contract, this can lead to disputes, and the other party may take legal action to enforce the contract’s terms. For those who are involved in civil litigation related …

September 11, 2023

Is Arson a Felony Offense in Wisconsin?

Arson is a serious crime that involves intentionally setting fire to property. In the state of Wisconsin, arson is a felony offense. The severity of the charges and the potential penalties will depend on factors such as the extent of damage caused, whether there were any injuries or fatalities, and …

September 3, 2023

Lance D. Collins Presses Insurance Carriers to Make Automatic Payments to Wildfire Survivors

As is typical after a wildfire, insurers are requiring survivors to submit detailed “personal property inventories” listing the property they lost in the Maui Wildfire before paying Lahaina homeowners the limits of their personal property coverage. Preparing the inventories can take hours or even days.  Not surprisingly, many survivors …

September 1, 2023

When Is Sole Custody an Option in Wisconsin Family Law Cases?

In Wisconsin, child custody cases can often be complex and emotionally charged. Parents will often encounter disputes over how they will share custody of their children, including how they will make decisions about important issues, when children will live in each parent’s home, and how they will handle various childcare …

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