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Blog

• Attorney Brian Formella presented at SPAHRA
• AOB collected Supplies for Project Fresh Start
• AOB has been voted best of Portage County
• Wisconsin Medicaid Law Allows Some Exceptions to Divestment
• Attorney Ginzl Appointed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court Appointment Selection Committee
• Per Stirpes
• Attorney Sausser Presented at Government Day
• Welcoming Attorney Ross R. Slovensky
• Attorney Thompson Elected to the State Bar Board of Governors
• Attorney Schmeeckle Presented to the Central WI. Apartment Association
• What Does Per Stirpes Mean?
• Attorney Ginzl Named to the Law Journal Powerlist
• Legal Separation V. Divorce
• Free Estate Planning Seminar April 24
• Attorney Sausser Presented at Government and Public Service Day
• Permanent Partial Disability and How it Could Affect You.
• Divestments and How They Affect Medicaid Qualifications
• What Landlords Should Know About the Wisconsin Consumer Act
• Understanding Medical Payments Coverage
• Congratulations 2024 Super Lawyers
• Attorney Jacobson Argues Issues of First Impression to Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Attention Business Clients
• Corporate Transparency Filing Deadlines
• How Adverse Possession May Impact Your Property Rights
• If a Trespasser is Injured on My Property, Am I Responsible?
• Attorney Formella Presented at the PCBC Business X-Change
• Legal Custody vs. Placement
• Free Estate Planning Seminar October 17
• “You Don’t Say?!” Political Speech in the Private Sector Workplace
• Attorney Schmeeckle Elected to the Portage County Bar Association
• Attorneys Ginzl and Sausser Attended The 43rd Annual Door County Family Law Workshop
• Anderson O’Brien, LLP Voted Best Law Firm in Portage County
• Shipwrecked by a Sidewalk
• Attorney Formella Receives the YMCA 2024 Gerald M. O’Brien Leadership Award
• Attorney Yanke was the Program Chair for the WAJ Summer Seminar
• Medicaid Myths and Truths
• Emeritus Attorney Maury Rice Awarded for His Service to Legal Aid
• Attorney Ginzl Has Been Elected Board Chair for the Wisconsin State Bar – Family Law Section
• Attorney Yanke Elected to the Wisconsin State Bar – Litigation Section
• Firm Administrator Michelle Hove Attended the WALA Conference
• ODC Fore Hope Golf Benefit
• Attorney Sausser Completes Leadership Portage County Training
• On The Road Again
• Judicare Mediation Services
• 2024 Administrative Professionals Day
• Spring 2024 Estate Planning Seminar
• Attorney Sausser Presented to Teens at Leadership Portage County
• Are They Really Faster and Cleaner?
• National Health Care Decisions Day
• Spring 2024 Estate Planning Seminar
• What is Elder Law?
• Attorney Ginzl Has Been Elected as a Wisconsin Delegate to the Board of Governors
• Lease Rights Beyond the Property Line
• Whose Insurance Should Pay for Vehicle Repairs?
• Attorney Eddy Attends the WI NAELA Conference
• Waste in Real Estate
• Family Cabin LLCs
• When Will I Receive My Worker’s Compensation Payments?
• Attorney Rick Flugaur Announces His Retirement
• If A Tree Falls In Your Woods … Property Owner Liability.
• 2023 Super Lawyers
• Attorney Steven Thompson Marries Meghan Owens
• Guardianship Training is Now Required
• Community Foundation of Central WI. Gala of Gratitiude
• Comparing Commercial and Residential Leases
• 2023 Fall Estate Planning Seminar
• Large Claims v. Small Claims In Civil Lawsuits
• Attorney Formella Presented at the PCBC Business X-Change
• What Are The Rules For Emotional Support Animals When Renting?
• Update On Private Roads, Joint Driveways and Easements Article
• AOB Receives The Providing Hope Award at The Walk For Hope
• Attorney Katherine Young Has Joined The Boys And Girls Club Board
• Is It Time to Revise Severance Agreements and Employee Handbooks?
• Join Us For The Walk for Hope September 9th
• Our Staff and Attorneys Donated To Project Fresh Start
• AOB Hosts Business After Hours
• Attorneys Sausser and Ginzl Attended The 42nd Family Law Workshop
• Attorney Amy Eddy Was On Hand For The 2023 United Way Campaign Kickoff
• Is Joint Representation a Good Idea?
• Attorney Formella Presents At SPAHRA
• AOB Hosting Business After Hours!
• U.S. Supreme Court Votes Unanimously On Tax Lien Case
• Best Law Firm Four Years Running!
• In Memoriam: Attorney Mark Ilten
• Attorney Young Elected President of Community Foundation of Central WI.
• Attorney Nadine Davy Announces Her Retirement
• What is a Guardian Ad Litem?
• Attorney Eddy Elected Drive Chair for the United Way of Portage County
• The Coporate Transparency Act Implications for Small Businesses
• Attorney Pilger Elected Board Chair for ODC, Inc.
• Attorney Huebner Completes Leadership Portage County Training
• More Protections for Pregnant Workers
• Attorney Rich Fuller Celebrates 30 Years of Practicing Law
• Alert – SPAM Email
• Spring 2023 Estate Planning Seminar
• May 1st is Law Day
• Stepping Down as a Presonal Representative
• 2023 Estate Planning Seminar
• Is That Damage to Your Vehicle Less Than $1000?
• In Memoriam: Attorney Thomas Bertz, Sr.
• Litigation and the Risks of Social Media
• Attorney Yanke Presents at the Winnebago County Bar Association
• Landlord Lag Time in Wisconsin
• International Women’s Day
• The Catch With An Account Stated
• Attorney Formella Presented on HR Basics for The Cranberry Growers Association
• When Your LLC Designation is Not Enough
• Shareholder Rights With Corporations
• Wisconsin’s New LLC Act
• Camp Lejeune Justice Act
• Attorneys Eddy and Rice Featured on MSTC Podcast
• 2022 Super Lawyers – Rising Stars
• 2022 Super Lawyer
• May I Go to Another State to Get a Speedy Divorce?
• Attorney Alissa Thompson Participated in the Emerson Park Groundbreaking
• Updating a Business Name in Wisconsin
• Attorney Thompson was the Guest Speaker for the UWSP Entrepreneurial Training Program.
• Attorney Formella Presented at the Business X-Change Event
• Fall 2022 Seminar in Mosinee
• 2022 Fall Seminar
• Are You Ready to Build a House?
• Going It Alone In Court
• Attorney James Receives Award from NCCT
• September Retirement!
• Deeds, Deeds, Deeds
• Attorneys Alissa Thompson and Heather Huebner on the Leadership Portage County Retreat
• Family Court is a Court of Equity
• Attorney Formella Presents On State and Federal Employment Related Cases
• Attorneys Sausser and Ginzl Attend the 41st Annual Family Law Workshop
• Best of Portage County 2022
• WI Supreme Court Rules Against Bars and Restaurants on COVID-19 Pandemic Financial Losses
• Attorney Heather Huebner Named the Vice President of the MSTC Foundation Board of Directors
• Walk for Hope 2022
• Attorney Katie Young Welcomes a Baby Girl
• Welcoming Attorney Jocelyn Donahue-Renfert
• What is a Real Estate 1031 Excange?
• Are Contractors Actually Fully Insured?
• Real Estate Interests
• Tips to Avoid Scams and Identity Theft
• Attorney Donna Ginzl Oversees a Mock Trial
• Do Pedestrians Have the Right-of-Way?
• May 1 is National Law Day
• Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Organizations in Wisconsin
• Hospital Liens: A Threat to Your Personal Injury Case
• Spoliation of Evidence
• Attorney Donna Ginzl Presents at the WI Chapter of AAML Winter Meeting and the WI Family Judicial Law Conference
• Is It Legal to Write Your Own Will?
• Attorney Brad Yanke Welcomes a Baby Girl
• Welcoming Attorney Jason M. Sausser
• The ABCs of ATVs and UTVs
• Attorney Katherine Young Becomes Partner
• How do Gift Taxes and Annual Exclusion Gifts Work?
• What is the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act?
• Attorney Eddy Attended the WINAELA 24th Annual Elder and Special Needs Law Workshop
• Can Amazon be Held Responsible for Defective Products Sold by Third Party Vendors?
• How to Prepare for Your Estate Planning Meeting
• We Have a New Name
• Protecting Retirement Accounts for Spouses Who Need Long Term Care
• Long Term Effects of COVID-19 May Be Deemed A Disability Under ADA
• How Long Will My Divorce Take?
• Post Pandemic Public Benefits, Who Will Lose Eligibility?
• 2021 Super Lawyers
• Joint Tenancy vs. Tenants in Common, What is the Difference?
• As Afghans Resettle, A Reminder for Wisconsin Employers on Federal Discrimination Law
• Attorneys Amy Eddy, Steven Thompson and Katie Young Presented at the Portage County Professional Advisors Seminar
• October Retirements!
• Attorney Brian Formella Presented at the Portage County Business Council
• Can I Disclaim an Interest in an Estate?
• Go Buy An Umbrella
• Attorney David James Attends Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Returning to Work After a Work Comp Injury
• Legal Considerations for Running a Business from Home
• Non-Compete Agreements Are Ripe for Review
• Will You Be My Guarantor?
• Attorney Richard Fuller Named to the Million Dollar Advocates Forum
• The “Right to Be Heard” in Wisconsin Criminal Proceedings and the Impact on Your Car Crash Case
• Attorney Brent Jacobson Secures Court Win in High School Athletics Case
• The Book of Surprises
• Attorney Richard Fuller Provides Mediation Services
• What is Mediation and How Does it Work?
• Attorneys Alissa Thompson and Heather Huebner Joined the Women’s Fund of Portage County Board of Directors
• #FreeBritney. How is Conservatorship Supposed to Work?
• Injured in an Auto Accident? Who Will Pay Your Medical Bills?
• What Does the Indemnification Clause in My Contract Mean?
• Wisconsin’s Home Improvement Code Protects Homeowners When Remodeling
• What is a Title Commitment?
• 2021 Best of Portage County
• 2021 Walk for Hope
• Wisconsin Expands Ability to Activate Powers of Attorney for Health Care
• The Purpose of a Tax ID Number for an Estate
• OSHA Speaks: Updated Workplace Guidance for Employers Concerning COVID-19
• Completing LLC Organization Through Agreements
• Harassment Restraining Orders: What You Need to Know.
• When $100,000 is not $100,000 – Understanding Underinsured Motorist Limits in Wisconsin
• Employers in Early 2021: Review, Revise and Communicate FFCRA Leave and Vaccine Policies
• Defective Home Construction? Know Your Rights and Responsibilities
• Transfer on Death Deeds
• What Happens if a Minor Inherits Money in Wisconsin?
• Contractors Beware – the Theft by Contractor Statute Imposes Stiff Penalties
• My Garage Is Bigger Than Yours
• The COVID Trials
• Employees’ Voting Rights in Wisconsin
• TIF – A Development Tool for New and Expanding Businesses
• Don’t Get Burned by “Fire” Insurance’s 12-month Statute of Limitation
• What is a Supported Decision-Making Agreement?
• Estate Planning for Second Marriages
• What Does “Sound Mind” Mean When Writing a Will?
• So, You Want to Sell Your Life Estate?
• 2020 Walk for Hope
• The First Ruling on Issue Finds No Insurance Coverage for Business Interruption Due to COVID-19
• Is My Contract Enforceable During an Emergency?
• Welcoming Attorney Alissa J. Thompson
• Three Considerations for Estate Planning During a Pandemic
• Attorney Donna L. Ginzl Named Fellow of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
• Attorney Jacobson Testifies on New Law Relating to Local Personal Property Aid
• U.S. Department of Labor and IRS Extend COBRA Deadlines
• Five Key Takeaways Following the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Invalidation of the Safer at Home Order
• Is Your Business Protected from Business Interruption During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
• County Claims on Residence for Delinquent Property Taxes
• Wisconsin Employers Take Note: EEOC Updates COVID-19 Guidance; Addresses Mental Illness Made Worse by the Pandemic
• Common Divorce Myths Debunked
• The Workplace in the Middle of a Pandemic: What is a Wisconsin Employer to do?
• Beware of Dog Owner Liability and Coverage
• Keeping Confidentiality, Whose Email Server Are You Using When Emailing Your Lawyer?
• Take it Easy on the Beers While Riding a Lawn Mower
• What Happens If I Pass Without a Will?
• What Is Divestment Under Medicaid Law?
• Update on Bill That Seeks to Curb Harassment of Sports Officials
• Rich Fuller Elected the President of the Portage County Bar Association
• What Exactly is Involved in the Litigation Process?
• Yours, Mine and Ours – How Property is Divided at Divorce
• Maximizing Bequests with Charitable Contributions
• 2019 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
• Which Insurance Companies Do I Have to Talk to After an Auto Accident?
• What Is Probate?
• Disclosing Defects with the Real Estate Condition Report (RECR)
• Contingency Clauses in Real Estate Contracts
• Attorney Jacobson Secures Statewide Injunction for Municipalities
• Attorney Jeffrey T. Raymond joined the Portage County Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors
• Understanding Your Auto and Home Insurance Policies Through Declarations Pages
• Welcoming Attorney Heather M. Huebner
• “Homophobic Taunts Not on the Menu:” According to the EEOC
• How Can I Help My Children Through the Stress of Parent Separation, Divorce and School?
• Using a Special Needs Trust to Ensure Your Settlement Does Not Affect Public Benefits
• Anderson O’Brien Family Law Attorneys Attend Three-Day Workshop on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma Informed Care (TIC)
• What Do I Do Now That I Have Been in a Motor Vehicle Accident?
• 2019 Walk for Hope
• Stevens Point Journal Readers’ Choice Awards
• How to Address Family Conflicts Concerning Caregiving for Aging Parents
• Congratulations for 40 years
• Best Practices for Using Volunteers in Your Wisconsin Non-Profit.
• Welcoming Attorney Jeffrey T. Raymond
• World Elder Abuse Awareness Day – June 15th
• Flood Damage – Is Your Home or Business Covered?
• In Spite of the Law
• The Fragrance of Reasonable Accommodations and Settlements, EEOC Style
• Children Moving Out? Make Sure They are Still Insured
• Who Pays Medical Bills Before a Settlement?
• National Healthcare Decisions Day – April 16, 2019
• What Makes Land Agricultural for Taxes in Wisconsin?
• Why Won’t the Bank Honor My Power of Attorney?
• Naming a Trust as the Beneficiary of a Tax-Qualified Retirement Account
• Accounting for Digital Assets in your Estate Plan
• A Business Check-up Checklist
• Statutory Requirements for Record Books
• Steps to Preserve Your Claim in a Premises Liability Case
• Grandparent Visitation Rights Awaiting Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision
• Governmental Immunity and the Known Danger Exception
• An Employment Law Lesson Learned by a Gourmet Cookie Company
• Arbitration? What am I Gaining? What am I Losing?
• Protect Your Rights After a Hit-and-Run
• Seven Things You Need When You are Personal Representative of an Estate
• Trust Settlements – How to Navigate the Process
• Congratulations to Attorney Steven H. Thompson
• Buy-Sell Agreements: Working for the Best and Planning for the Worst
• Attorney Bradley A. Yanke Becomes Partner
• Liability Concerns for Dog Owners
• Important Legal Documents for Young Adults
• Estate Planning for a Disabled Spouse
• Social Media and Family Law #askingfortrouble
• 2018 Wisconsin Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
• Private Roads, Joint Driveways, and Easements
• Congratulations to Attorney Richard H. Fuller
• Mueller v. TL90108, LLC a Tale on the Statutes of Limitations
• Injured at Work? Remember to Choose Your Own Doctor!
• Are you Adequately Covered to Head out on the Road?
• Fall 2018 Newsletter
• Masterpiece Cakeshop: A Collision Course of Civil Liberties and Religious Rights
• Long-Term Care and Insurance Considerations
• Vacation Rentals and Restrictive Covenants
• Welcome Attorney Steven H. Thompson
• Settling an Insurance Claim After an Injury
• I Signed My Will, Now What?
• Harassment in the Headlines, Employers in the Headlights?
• Life Events Require a Fresh Look at Insurance Coverages
• Spring 2018 Newsletter
• New Radio Commercials
• We Have a New Look!
• Amy Eddy Elected to CAP Services Board of Directors
• Dave James Leads UWSP Alumni Pinning Ceremony
• Keith Pilger Receives President’s Award from Portage County Business Council
• Wisconsin Super Lawyers 2017
• Amy Eddy and Katherine Young Attend Virtual Dementia Tour
• Seitz v. City of Prairie Du Chien
• Credit Freeze
• Meet our Law Clerk
• Welcome Kristi Waits!
• Special Needs Estate Planning
• “As Is” Clause in Real Estate Agreement
• Health Savings Account Account (HSA)
• LLC Operating Agreement – Do I Really Need One?
• Legal Separation or Divorce?
• Imperfect Title: A Survey Exception Primer
• Beneficiary Designations
• Seller’s Closing Costs
• Brad Yanke Elected to Serve on Board of Governors
• Seller’s “Right to Cure”
• Rick Flugaur Elected to Serve as President of the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin, Inc.
• Nadine Davy Receives Quality of Life Leadership Award
• Attorney Brent Jacobson Becomes Partner
• Wisconsin’s Recreational Immunity Statute
• Taking Control of Your Estate Plan
• Wisconsin Fair Employment Act & the ADA
• Managed Forest Land Program Changes
• Transferring the Residence to a Caregiver Child-Exception to Divestment
• The Right to a Clean Hospital Room
• Family Caregiver Contracts
• Changes to Valuation Regulations Will Impact Transfers of Family Businesses
• How Job Loss Can Affect Child Support
• ABLE Accounts Now Available to Wisconsin Residents
• Statute of Limitations in Auto Cases
• Keith Pilger Receives Leadership Award
• United Way Honors Jerry O’Brien
• Joint Tenancy Outside of Marriage
• Social Media, Your Employees and Your Business
• Commercial Listing Contracts: Risky Business
• Russ Golla Elected President of WAJ
• Ron Skrenes Receives United Way Award
• Parental Liability for Your Child’s Online Actions
• Mediation, Arbitration and Litigation
• Parental Liability for Unmarried Parents of a Young Driver
• IRS Tax-Related Identity Theft
• Does the NLRA Affect You or Your Business?
• When Can My Child Decide Whom To Live With?
• Rick Flugaur Receives Quality of Life Leadership Award
• “Security Check” Time is Not Necessarily Paid Time
• Common Questions and Answers about the Divorce Process
• Donna Ginzl Recognized by State Bar as Member of the 2014 Pro Bono Honor Society
• Wisconsin Act 10
• Protect Your Inheritance From A Possible Division in a Future Divorce
• Changes To Life Estates and Jointly-Held Property – Wisconsin Act 20
• Life Estates – No Estate Recovery If Created Before August 1, 2014
• Social Media Protection Act
• Insurance Plays Critical Role
• Medicaid Program – Partial Repeal of Wisconsin Act 20
• Wisconsin Act 20
• Trustee Duties Change – Wisconsin Act 20
• Medicaid and Long-Term Care Planning – Important Changes
• Employee or Independent Contractor? Classify Workers Correctly!
• Elder Abuse and The Law
• Trusts in Estate Planning
• American Taxpayer Relief Act
• Medicaid Myths and Truths
• Apple Obtains Verdict of $1,051,855,000 against Samsung
• Social Media Policies and the Successful Business
• Landlord/Tenant Law has Significant Changes
• Legal Capacity in Elder Law
• Parental Power of Attorney – Wisconsin’s Law Update
• Protect Your IP Address or Find Yourself in the Hurt Locker
• Special Needs Trusts for Disabled Beneficiaries