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What does it cover and how does it work? Wisconsin’s Small Estate Affidavit statute allows estates under $50,000 to avoid probate and instead be transferred via affidavit. See Wis Stat. §867.03. It can be used by an heir, a trustee of a revocable trust, a person named in the decedent’s will, or a guardian after...
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Issue – Overhanging Trees: Suppose your neighbor does not perform regular maintenance on trees located on your adjacent property line. As a result, the branches are overgrown, not pleasant-looking, and provide too much shade in an area that you had previously used for sun-bathing. You want your neighbor to cut the tree branches so that...
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If you’re thinking of sidestepping the housing shortage and bidding wars, buying a vacant lot to build your dream home may be the solution for you. Even if you do not know where to start, buying vacant land doesn’t need to be intimidating. We’ve put together a guide for your reference as you begin to...
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Have you tried negotiating debt with your creditors but still struggle to handle all of your payments? If you answered yes, then filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Wisconsin may be a solution to minimize your debt load. Bankruptcy can be complicated. If you’re considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, continue reading to learn how...
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Confronting end-of-life affairs is never an easy subject to approach, not to mention the legal complexities surrounding estate planning and writing a will. But, like many people, you likely want a document that honors your final wishes while giving your survivors a roadmap to help them close out your estate correctly. This article discusses why...
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People prepare for the future throughout their entire lives. Schooling, careers, housing, and retirement are common items most adults painstakingly plan out. However, creating a plan in the event of their death usually gets pushed to the bottom of the to-do list. No one enjoys thinking about their passing and then what happens after they’re...
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A home for sale by owner
In recent years, it has become common for homeowners to bypass brokers and real estate agents when selling their homes. Why? As a homeowner, you save thousands of dollars worth of commission when you take brokers out of the equation. So FSBO may be a good approach; however, you’ll take on all tasks that a...
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The pandemic has caused financial strains for many people in Wisconsin. In response to the crisis, a foreclosure moratorium was put in place by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, And Economic Security (CARES) Act in order to keep people from losing their homes during this difficult time. Now, with COVID-19 foreclosure moratoriums coming to an end...
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overgrown vacant property for sale
Although it may seem similar initially, buying and selling vacant land is quite different from buying or selling an existing residential home or commercial building. However, that is not to say vacant land can’t present a great investment opportunity. In many cases, if done correctly, it can be a lucrative endeavor.   Despite being steadier and...
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Congratulations, you are almost the owner of a new home! It is an exciting time, and it is important to celebrate every step of the real estate buying process.  Before you can move into your new home, there are a few critical steps to complete. As a buyer, it is essential to check off every...
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