Wed February 11, 2026

Estate Planning for Digital Assets: Protecting Your Online Wealth

By |2026-02-11T11:33:15-06:00February 11th, 2026|Blog, Estate Planning, Estate Planning|Comments Off on Estate Planning for Digital Assets: Protecting Your Online Wealth

In 2026, the definition of an “estate” has expanded far beyond physical property, real estate, and paper records, with estate planning for digital assets becoming all the more necessary. For today’s affluent families, a substantial portion of their wealth—and their legacy—is stored entirely online. Cryptocurrency portfolios, revenue-producing websites, valuable domain names, cloud-based business systems, [...]

Wed February 11, 2026

Beyond the Deed: Estate Planning for Vacation Homes

By |2026-02-11T10:57:32-06:00February 11th, 2026|Blog, Estate Planning, Estate Planning|Comments Off on Beyond the Deed: Estate Planning for Vacation Homes

For many families in Illinois and Wisconsin, a vacation home is more than just real estate; it is a repository of memories, a sanctuary for multi-generational gatherings, and a significant component of a family’s legacy. However, without a strategic approach to estate planning for vacation homes, these cherished properties can become a source of [...]

Wed February 11, 2026

Strategic Estate Planning for Couples in 2026

By |2026-02-11T10:30:38-06:00February 11th, 2026|Blog, Estate Planning, Estate Planning|Comments Off on Strategic Estate Planning for Couples in 2026

Valentine’s Day is often celebrated with flowers and fine dining, but the ultimate expression of commitment is ensuring your partner's future is secure. Whether you are navigating the complexities of a family business, managing significant real estate holdings, or protecting the interests of a blended family, strategic estate planning for couples ensures your legacy [...]

Fri February 6, 2026

Why Integrated Estate & Business Planning Works

By |2026-02-11T09:48:10-06:00February 6th, 2026|Blog, Business Law, Business Structure, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Small Business|Comments Off on Why Integrated Estate & Business Planning Works

Integrated estate & business planning is often the missing link for high-achieving individuals who have mastered their craft but haven't yet bulletproofed their legacy. As a licensed professional or a successful business owner, you dedicate your life to building, protecting, and growing valuable assets—whether that’s a thriving medical practice, a boutique consultancy, or a [...]

Fri January 30, 2026

Incapacity Planning Is Just as Important as Death Planning

By |2026-01-30T10:22:51-06:00January 30th, 2026|Blog, Estate Planning, Estate Planning|Comments Off on Incapacity Planning Is Just as Important as Death Planning

Most people think of estate planning as something that only matters after they’re gone. But for many families — especially for professionals, business owners, and parents — incapacity planning is just as important as death planning. Incapacity can happen at any stage of life due to illness, injury, or unexpected medical events. Without proper [...]

Fri January 23, 2026

Estate Planning for High-Earning Professionals

By |2026-01-23T10:30:42-06:00January 23rd, 2026|Blog, Estate Planning, Estate Planning|Comments Off on Estate Planning for High-Earning Professionals

Estate planning for high-earning professionals may seem straight forward as you enter higher tax brackets, but the reality is there may be more protections that need to be in place. High-earning professionals often assume they’re “too young,” “too busy,” or “well covered” when it comes to estate planning. In reality, higher income brings higher [...]

Fri December 12, 2025

Estate Planning for Russian-Speaking Entrepreneurs in the U.S.

By |2025-12-12T11:09:05-06:00December 12th, 2025|Blog, Business Law, Business Structure, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Small Business|Comments Off on Estate Planning for Russian-Speaking Entrepreneurs in the U.S.

If you’re a Russian-speaking entrepreneur building your business in the U.S., you already know you’re balancing more than most—new laws, new systems, new risks. Estate planning isn’t just paperwork; it’s protection for everything you’ve worked so hard to create. Если вы русскоязычный предприниматель в США, вы уже знаете, что вам приходится разбираться в новых [...]

Fri December 5, 2025

LLC vs. S-Corp for Small Business Owners: Which Protects Your Family Better?

By |2025-12-04T11:50:28-06:00December 5th, 2025|Blog, Business Law, Business Structure, Small Business|Comments Off on LLC vs. S-Corp for Small Business Owners: Which Protects Your Family Better?

Choosing between an LLC and an S-Corporation isn’t just a tax decision — it’s a family protection decision. The business structure you choose affects liability, control, taxes, succession planning, and even whether your business ends up tangled in probate. If you’re a local small or mid-size business owner, understanding these differences can help you [...]

Thu November 20, 2025

Top 10 Estate Planning Mistakes Doctors Make

By |2025-11-20T10:29:05-06:00November 20th, 2025|Blog, Business Law, Business Structure, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Small Business|Comments Off on Top 10 Estate Planning Mistakes Doctors Make

Physicians spend years building a thriving practice—but many overlook the estate planning steps that protect their business, income, and family if something unexpected happens. The result? Court delays, tax headaches, operational chaos, and personal exposure. Here are the top 10 estate planning mistakes doctors commonly make—and how to avoid them. 1. Not Having a [...]

Thu November 20, 2025

Should Executives in Wisconsin Put Employer Stock Into a Trust?

By |2025-11-20T10:12:04-06:00November 20th, 2025|Blog, Business Law, Business Structure, Compensation, Employment Law, Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Small Business, Tips|Comments Off on Should Executives in Wisconsin Put Employer Stock Into a Trust?

Corporate executives in Wisconsin often receive a large portion of their compensation through restricted stock units (RSUs), stock grants, or employer equity awards. As your shares vest, they can quickly become a significant part of your net worth—and with that comes complex questions about taxes, transfer planning, and probate exposure. One of the most [...]

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