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We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and happy this holiday season. 2022 has been an exciting and busy year for O’Leary-Guth Law Office, S.C. (we call ourselves the “OLG team”). As this year nears its end, the OLG team has much to celebrate, reflect upon, and share with you.
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On January 1, 2023 a new updated version of Wis. Stat. chapter 179 (Uniform Limited Partnership Act) takes effect to reflect the most current version of the Uniform Limited Partnership Act promulgated by the Uniform Law Commission (ULC). In addition, a new version of Wis. Stat. chapter 183 (Limited Liability Companies) will take effect to reflect the ULC’s Uniform Limited Liability…
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As Florida continues to dig out from Hurricane Ian, we at O’Leary-Guth Law Office, S.C. wish those affected a speedy recovery. As a result of the storm, President Biden officially approved a disaster declaration in Florida...
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Estate planning in today’s modern world requires planning for not only traditional assets but also digital assets. To properly plan it is important that you let your estate planning attorney know what digital assets you own.
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In February of 2022 the IRS issued proposed regulations on its interpretation of the SECURE Act as it relates to distribution rules for inherited qualified retirement accounts. Planning for qualified retirement accounts is an important component of a comprehensive estate plan.
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A common misconception in estate planning is thinking that having a Will (and just a Will alone) allows an estate to avoid probate. This is not true. To the contrary, a Will is a probate document and is only used when an estate goes through probate. Additional estate planning is required if you w
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