Revocable or Irrevocable are the most common. Depends on the goals for the estate plan. Irrevocable you can't change or piece normally. ...

Without seeing the paperwork for the pension, the terms and designations, no one can could give an informed opinion. It's recapture, likely not...

The only thing that would trump a POA is a Court order. If the party has lost medical competency, there are large questions about legal...

The obligation would need to be terminated by the Court. So he'd need motion the court to stop it. Unless there was an agreement to pay longer or...

If there are not sufficient assets to probate the estate, you don’t. Anything over $50,000 goes through probate. Anything jointly titled, payable...

You can't file pro se while having an attorney represent you. The clerk of courts won't allow the filing. Contempt is the correct remedy, you can...

You’d need to modify the current order due to the substantial change in circumstance and potential harm to the children. You can find the process...

Wisconsin is a marital property state, but property owned before marriage is classified as individual property under Wis. Stat. § 766.31(7). At...

Not legally, no. You could involve the police and in theory they could forcefully remove the child. You can also file for contempt on the other...

You’d have to reopen the case and get someone appointed executor to do the job. If there are assets left to administer, there’s still work to be...