On behalf of Adolph Legal | Sep 25, 2020 | Family Law
If a parent names you as the beneficiary of a Wisconsin home, it means that you will become its new owner after he or she dies. However, it doesn’t mean that you will immediately become its sole occupant. This is because the home’s current owner may allow...
On behalf of Adolph Legal | Aug 5, 2019 | Family Law
If you are a parent, you should include information about who should care for your child if you are no longer able to do so. Making this decision can be difficult, but taking the proper legal steps will give you peace of mind. Use this process to choose and legally...
On behalf of Adolph Legal | Mar 27, 2017 | Family Law
There is still a 50% chance of divorce in America, but it’s not the Millennials that are causing the high divorce rate. This past Friday, I had the to opportunity to attend a seminar with Attorneys Adolph and Aspenson. I always enjoy expanding my knowledge of family...
On behalf of Adolph Legal | Aug 9, 2016 | Family Law
At Adolph Legal, we help many clients who have minor children navigate the complicated divorce process. Divorce can be messy, and all too often children are placed in the middle of the dispute. The role of a Guardian ad Litem is to advise the Court as to what is in...
On behalf of Adolph Legal | Apr 7, 2015 | Family Law
Divorce isn’t an easy decision, but sometimes it is the only decision. When children are involved, it only makes the decision more difficult. The Huffington Post has interesting articles regarding divorce, including the upside of divorce and the impact on children. ...
On behalf of Adolph Legal | Feb 24, 2015 | Family Law
As Guardian ad Litem (GAL), Attorney Adolph usually serves the children of Brown County. A GAL is a court appointed attorney who advocates for the best interests of the children in paternity, divorce, Child in Need of Protection/Services (CHIPS) and other actions...