By: Attorney Thomas Griesbach
Beneficiary designations (or sometimes called TOD [Transfer on Death] or POD [Payable on Death] designations) may be placed on almost any financial asset. A Non-Probate Transfer at Death Deed (“TOD Deed”) may be used to transfer
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The Steimle Birschbach Blog, published by Steimle Birschbach LLC, focuses on legal topics related to business law, trusts and estates, elder law, and real estate. The blog covers practical issues such as business entity selection, estate planning strategies to avoid probate, land contracts in real estate transactions, and consumer protection against scams targeting seniors. It provides guidance on legal structures for businesses, estate administration, and real estate financing alternatives, emphasizing clear explanations tailored to client needs. The content aims to inform individuals and businesses about legal considerations in managing assets, planning for the future, and navigating property transactions within Wisconsin law.
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What is the difference between a sole proprietorship, a DBA and an LLC?
By: Attorney Andrew J. Steimle
Starting a business can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to choosing the right business structure. Three common options are sole proprietorships, DBAs, and limited liability companies (LLCs). While each structure has its…
LAND CONTRACTS IN WISCONSIN: WHAT BUYERS AND SELLERS NEED TO KNOW
By: Attorney Samuel J. Spurney
It is no secret that interest rates have been rising over the last year and it is unclear whether interest rates will come down any time soon. As widely reported, the rise in interest rates…
Attorney Andrew J. Steimle – Just the Facts 2/9/2023 – Potential Enforcement Changes Regarding Non-Compete Agreements, Changes to WI’s LLC laws, and Top-10 Contract Tips
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Beware of Scams!
By: Attorney Alison C. Petri
You hear about it all the time and don’t think it will happen to you but what should you do if you or your loved ones are a victim of a fraud or con.
Scams…
Noncompete Agreements in the Crosshairs: What Business Owners and Employees Need to Know
By: Attorney Samuel J. Spurney
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently proposed a rule that would ban the use of noncompete clauses in employment contracts. Noncompete clauses have faced increased scrutiny by the FTC and the proposed rule is part…
Attorney Gina Ziegelbauer – Just the Facts 11/23/22 – Personalizing Your Estate Plan: Beware of Online Estate Planning Forms
BUSINESS OWNER ALERT: LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY LAW CHANGES COMING IN 2023
By: Attorney Samuel J. Spurney
In April of 2022, Governor Tony Evers signed into law 2021 Wisconsin Act 258, introducing significant changes to the law governing Wisconsin limited liability companies (LLCs). On January 1, 2023, the Revised Uniform Limited Liability…
Attorney Andrew Steimle – Just the Facts 9/21/2022 – Items to Consider if Buying or Selling a Business in 2022
We Are Hiring – Business, Real Estate and Estate Planning Attorney – Manitowoc, WI
Steimle Birschbach, LLC, a boutique law firm concentrating in matters relating to business, real estate and estate planning (including elder law and post-death administrations), is seeking an attorney to join our team. The ideal candidate will have 2-3 years’ experience…