What is the penalty for getting into an accedent with no license or insurance in wisconsin?

There will be a fine for not having insurance, which became mandatory in Wisconsin several years ago. The amount of the fine depends on the...

I have an apartment and my lease is suppose to be up at end of sept. i talked with manager and he said he would sublet apartment

Landlords do have a duty to mitigate damages. In this case, it appears the landlord did try to lease the premises for the duration of your lease...

After living in an apartment for 5 years the carpeting is old ,worn and smelly, can the landlord charge me $150.00 to replace.

The current law in Wisconsin is that for normal wear and tear the landlord may not withhold any amount from a security deposit for normal wear and...

I live in Wisconsin and moved into an apt with an insecure unit door and lock. Does landlord have responsibility to fix it?

Always look to the lease with regard to any questions about who is responsible for various maintenance to the property. The lock on a front door...

Milwaukee city inspection on rental property Department of Neighborhood Services)

Generally speaking, you could just move forward and explain your situation to the City of Milwaukee as to their expectations. It may not be aware...

Husband had stroke our lawyer" friend " said mortgage too hi interest. Let us change to lower 30 yr lock in only to find not

As states above, it sounds like there are a lot of issues with regard to your inquiry. I would suggest you start by locating and reading the...

If you were looking to obtain any rights via adverse possession, current Wisconsin law requires 20 years of adverse possession, not founded on a...

What is the SOL in WI on UM/UIM claims? In WI, does UM start at "dollar one" if a tortfeasor is the county? D/A is 3/11.

UM and UIM claims are considered contract claims in WI and have a 6 year SOL.

Is having a lawyer a good idea when the at fault driver is uninsured and I will be seeking a settlement from my own ins company?

While your insurance company may have a duty to deal with you in "good faith," the reality is that they will be just as critical of a claim made by...