Milwaukee Wills Attorney

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Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take in planning the distribution of your property and other assets upon your passing.

Leaving behind a will allows you to:

• Name a legal guardian to care for your children under the age of 18
• Divide your property among the people or organizations that you wish to support
• Choose a trusted executor who is responsible for ensuring the terms of your will are implemented

For professional assistance drafting or applying one of the most important documents of your life, contact Krause Estate Planning & Elder Law Center today online or at (608) 268-5751.

What Happens If I Die Without a Will?

If you pass away without a will, then your property will be distributed according to Wisconsin law, which transfers property of the deceased directly to the closest living relatives. Spouses and children have the highest priority under the law, while grandchildren or parents are next in line to receive the decedent’s property. If the court fails to identify any viable living relatives, the state will then claim your property.

The Role of Krause Estate Planning & Elder Law Center

Although you aren’t legally required to have a will, it is important to understand that without one, the state will ultimately determine how all of your hard-earned assets are distributed to your beneficiaries. This means your wishes will be ignored and the details of the distribution will be left to the discretion of the state.

Turn to Krause Estate Planning & Elder Law Center today so we can help you prevent this. Our reputable law firm has years of experience assisting clients with:

• Leaving property to specific people or organizations
• Naming a personal guardian to care for minor children
• Naming a trustworthy individual to manage the property left to minor children
• Naming a personal representative to ensure that the terms of the will are fulfilled

Let’s Get Started

One of the greatest benefits of drafting a will is that it gives you peace of mind because you know your loved ones will be taken care of and your wishes will be respected. When you choose Krause Estate Planning & Elder Law Center, we make it a priority to legally document your exact wishes in your will. Whether you want to leave specific assets to certain loved ones or grant charitable gifts, you can rely on us to deliver the effective counsel and representation that you deserve.

For compassionate and experienced counsel, speak to our trusted wills lawyer today by calling (608) 268-5751 or contacting us online.