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Practice areas

Estate planning

35%

38 years
Business

20%

38 years
Probate

20%

38 years
Real estate

15%

38 years
Litigation

5%

38 years
Tax

5%

38 years

My wife, Ann, and I have three children, twin daughters (UW-Madison graduates) and a son, and we reside in Mequon. I am also a Certified Public Accountant (Wisconsin, 1987 - present). Besides my law practice, I enjoy various sports including fishing, golf, tennis, softball, hiking, and skiing.

Licensed for 37 years

State WI

Status Good Standing

Acquired 1985

Updated 03/05/2023

We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.

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Robert E. Holtz

1001 W Glen Oaks Ln # 210

Mequon, WI, 53092-3367

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AVVO RATING 8.6 (Excellent)

Work Experience

Attorney/Owner
Mequon Law Offices
1996 - Present

Attorney
Mihal & Steffens, S.C.
1991 - 1996

Attorney
Meissner & Tierney, S.C.
1987 - 1991

Attorney
Michael Best & Friedrich
1985 - 1987

Law Clerk
Isaksen, Lathrop, Esch, Hart & Clark
1983 - 1985

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Education

U Of Wisconsin
law
1985

University of Wisconsin, Madison
BBA
1982

Legal Cases

Trinity-Freistadt Evangelical Lutheran Church v. Tower Insurance Company
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Associations

Mequon Thiensville Chamber of Commerce
Former President
1996 - Present

Ozaukee County Bar Association
Former President
1996 - Present

Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club
Former President
1996 - Present

State Bar of Wisconsin
Member
1985 - Present

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Honors and Awards

Order of the Coif
University of Wisconsin Law School
1985

Am Jur Book Awards (Top student in 3 different law classes)
University of Wisconsin Law School
1984

Publications

Wisconsin Bar Bulletin
Statutory Close Corporation Status
1990

Wisconsin Bar Bulletin
An Analysis of IRC Section 1445
1986

Speaking Engagements

Ozaukee County Bar Association Luncheon
Estate Planning after the Tax Relief Act of 2010: Should Estate Planning Attorneys Still Use Bypass (Credit Shelter) Trusts?
2011