Eau Claire, WI
Estate planning Lawyer at Eau Claire, WI
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +5 more
Attorney Thomas B. Burton explains what Title Insurance is and discusses why you need it when entering into a transaction as a buyer or seller of a home or other piece of real estate in Wisconsin....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses access to safety deposit boxes and how you can ensure that your Trustee or Personal Representative has access to your safety deposit box after you die....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses the new Transfer on Death Beneficiary Designation Form that is now available for residents of Minnesota and explains how this form can be used to avoid probate on d...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses how a Revocable Living Trust can help you avoid the need for a Court ordered guardianship while you are alive, as well helping your assets bypass probate court afte...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses the 4th major change made to the Wisconsin Real Estate Condition Report as of July 1, 2018, the requirement that Sellers must disclose insurance claims they have ma...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses recent changes to the law concerning the Real Estate Condition Report that Sellers must provide to buyers in Wisconsin within 10 days of a signed offer to purchase ...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses changes made to the Wisconsin Real Estate Condition that were made effective by the Wisconsin Legislature on July 1, 2018....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains how a Tangible Personal Property List referenced in your Will or Trust can save you money on attorney fees down the road when you add or change something on the list...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses the first major change to the Wisconsin Real Estate Condition report that was made effective by the Wisconsin Legislature on July 1st, 2018, namely the disclosure o...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses the changes to the new Wisconsin Real Estate Condition Report which is required to be given to a buyer by a seller within 10 days of a signed offer to purchase, and...
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