Milwaukee, WI
Litigation Lawyer at Milwaukee, WI
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate
Unfortunately, some bylaws are not clear. It may be worth reviewing the Declaration to see if there is further guidance there. In general, the...
I was also going to suggest Attorney Kuss. I know of no other Wisconsin real estate attorney who is also a broker.
Consider these resources: http://www.wheda.com/Homeowners/Dynamic.aspx?id=2498 Homeowner's HOPE This toll-free number is answered 24 hours a...
You likely could resolve this with Wisconsin's equivalent to a quiet title action. The judgment creditor really ought to satisfy it so that you do...
The answer does depend on the association documents recorded against your lots. It would not be unusual for the association to have the ability to...
It would depend upon the lease. So long as the lease has ended or the landlord has the right to terminate, a landlord does not need to give a...
You might have a claim to recover your initial payment if the seller was aware of a mold problem but failed to disclose it. It sounds as though it...
Very generally, Wisconsin has a six year statute of limitations for breach of contract. However, there are numerous reasons other deadlines could...
Absolutely. But as you recognize, there is inherent risk involved.
The answer would depend upon the language in the release agreement. If this is a residential matter, Madison does have an excellent Tenant...
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