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The National Roadway Safety Strategy, paid for with funds from the recently passed infrastructure law, aims to minimize the chance for death or serious injury when crashes occur. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-01-28/la-me-car-deaths-california
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Spring will be here before you know it. That means you are more likely to encounter people walking their dogs on local streets, and parks and elsewhere in the neighborhood. Read this to find out what you can do if you are hurt by a dog bite.
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Whether your divorce serves as a happy or a grim milestone in your life, it is a milestone nonetheless. It is crucial at this juncture to make sure other areas of your life also reflect your new reality, including your needs and goals. Perhaps there is no other area as crucial as your estate plan […]
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No one is required to have an estate plan but everyone needs one. We often hear people say “I’m not worried about what will happen when I die because it will not be my problem.” You may not be around, but we can think of at least three reasons you should work with an attorney […]
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Sue Stahl began working with Peterson, Berk & Cross, S.C. in 2018 as a paralegal in the personal injury section. She currently works with managing partner, Amy Risseeuw. Upon graduation from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Sue started her career as a paralegal at a law firm in Milwaukee. While in school, Sue always enjoyed her […]
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Passing along your vacation home to your loved ones will not happen on its own. It is crucial to include your vacation home and other properties in your estate plan. https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/estate-planning/604139/your-vacation-home-needs-an-estate-plan
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Wisconsin law presumes that a child’s parents are best suited to protect their interests and raise them how they choose. Grandparents, stepparents and other interested parties can petition the court for visitation rights. These petitions often surround situations where their grandchild’s parent (their child) is out of the picture due to abandonment, incarceration, drug abuse […]
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At Peterson Berk & Cross, S.C., our clients are at the heart of what we do every day as we pursue results that are in their best interest. No one exemplifies this commitment to advocating for our clients more than managing partner Amy M. Risseeuw and this has not gone unnoticed outside of our firm. The Million […]
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