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Neighborhoods: Historic Third Ward, Downtown Milwaukee
AKA: Hart Jr, Richard H, JD
Categories: Divorce Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Construction Law Attorneys, Domestic Violence Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (414) 271-1225

Address: 207 E Buffalo St Ste 201, Milwaukee, WI 53202

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Divorce
If you can’t reach a final agreement, your case goes to trial. The trial date depends on the length of time needed for the hearing and the court’s other business. Contested divorce trials are costly and involved. The court enforces rules of evidence, which contain many pitfalls for the unwary. The best way to avoid these is to hire an attorney.
Child Support
Child support, determined by DCF 150, is based upon a calculation of the parent’s gross income and is impacted by the amount of time the children live with each parent and the number of children. If the parents have a shared placement schedule, child support is determined using both parents’ gross incomes in a more complex calculation. Child support tools can be found at http://dcf.wisconsin.gov/bcs/order/guidelines_tools.htm.
Child Custody and Visitation
Sometimes the court finds it necessary to issue temporary orders, which are orders laying out the ground rules that each spouse must follow until the final divorce hearing. If temporary orders are necessary, two additional documents must be filed. The affidavit for temporary relief requests temporary arrangements for child custody, placement, or support, as well as any other needed provisions.
Paternity
Guardianship
While a Will cannot confer Guardianship to an individual of your choice if you should die leaving young children without Guardians, it is important and valuable evidence of your desires for the care of your children after you have passed away.
Spousal Support
Legal Separation
Divorce ends a marriage. Legal separation involves the same procedures as divorce, but the separated spouses can’t marry others. Legal separation is an alternative for people who wish to avoid divorce for religious or other reasons. The court grants a legal separation on the ground that the marriage relationship is broken.
Annulment
If you are considering a divorce, annulment, or separation, you probably have lots of questions. The best thing is to sit down with me and discuss your personal situation and your options. I’ve assembled a list of basic questions to help you prepare for our meeting.

Restraining Order
These restraining orders apply until dismissal of the divorce action or until the final judgment, unless the court orders otherwise. The court may punish a spouse who violates restraining orders.

Real Estate Litigation
Construction Litigation
You’ll need a contract with a builder that covers what’s to be built, what happens if there are changes to plans, costs, performance standards (time for construction, warranties, and so on), and more. A contract describes all parties’ rights and obligations. Construction contract forms in Wisconsin are not standardized or state-approved as are the
Real Estate Transactions
Every real estate transaction should be reviewed by an attorney. If you are selling your home on your own or purchasing a home that is for sale by owner, involving an attorney is very important. Even if the transaction is between family members or only a change of deed with no money changing hands, an attorney can help avoid costly mistakes or disagreements surrounding the property. I have more than 32 years of experience working with both buyers and sellers in real estate transactions. We can represent you from Offer through Closing, including preparation and review of Offers to Purchase, Counter-Offers, Amendments to contract, and Closing Statements.
Easement

Personal Injury
Personal Injury is when you have suffered some form of injury, either physical or psychological, as the result of some kind of accident. You may have a case when the personal injury is the result of the negligence or wrongdoing of another person, company, government agency, or other entity. Typically, a personal injury case falls under an area of law called Tort Law, including, but not limited to, the following: work injuries, automobile or other accidents, defective products, medical mistakes, slip and fall accidents, etc. Of these types of cases, I handle automobile accidents and slip and fall accidents. While I do not handle worker’s compensation cases, I do handle cases against third parties for accidents that happen while you are working, such as automobile accidents that occur while you are on the job. If you have a worker’s compensation case, I can refer you to an attorney that is able to help you.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
A claim is valued and usually settled based upon an estimate of what a jury would likely regard as fair and reasonable compensation given the severity of the injury and the effects of the accident on your life, as well as the probability that a recovery against the wrongdoer is warranted. In addition to medical expense and wage loss, you are entitled to money damages for “personal injuries,” including pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life. Your attorney may point out additional damages authorized in special cases such as dog bites or flagrant misconduct.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Once you have attended to the immediate concerns of your family and the burial, give me a call and we will meet. We will discuss whether there is a Will or a Trust and what the assets are of the estate. To prepare for the meeting, look through your relative’s home and try to find as much information about their assets, retirement, life insurance, deeds, mortgages and any estate planning documents. This will help us determine what needs to be done to transfer these assets.
Wills
Does everyone need a Will? No, in fact, no one is required to have a Will. Without a Will, however, your property and estate will pass pursuant to the laws of intestate succession and may go to relatives that you do not want to get your estate. Basically, a Will allows you to tell the world to whom (or what) you want to your assets to go after you have passed away. If you have a Will, you can decide who will be handling your estate during probate (Personal Representative) and you can designate trustees to control your assets for your minor children.
Trusts
The answer to this question is different for everyone. Some considerations are if you have minor children, if you have children with special needs, if you are a guardian of someone who has special needs, or if you want to define when and how your beneficiaries will be entitled to your assets. You may want to establish a living trust as well. When you come into my office, we can discuss the type of estate planning that you will need.
Power of Attorney
I usually recommend that we draft a Power of Attorney for Healthcare so that you have someone to make healthcare decisions for you when you are no longer able to do so. Additionally, it’s important to have a General Durable Power of Attorney. This document allows someone to make financial decisions and handle your finances in the event of your incapacity during your life. Having both these documents in order prevents your family from the expense of a Guardianship in the event you become incapacitated. We also draft HIPAA authorizations to assure that your relatives can speak with your physicians when needed.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
Yes, you will need to have them sign a Deed, and the Deed has to be recorded. They should also consult with their accountant to discuss any gift tax issues. There may also be other issues that could affect your parents’ estate if there are other beneficiaries.

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