By: Attorney Michelle L. Birschbach
Simply transferring a farm to the next generation is quite easy. Successfully transitioning a farm business for the mutual benefit of all parties involved, however, is much more complicated. It takes time, planning and the
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Planning for Children with Disabilities Transitioning to Adulthood
By: Attorney Alison C. Petri
Parents have many questions when their child with disabilities is about to turn age eighteen (18). Once your child is an adult you will no longer have the same ability to legally access or assist…
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Federal Estate Tax Law Changes Are Near
Federal Estate Tax Law Changes Are Near
By: Steimle Birschbach, LLC 2021
On September 15, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee approved draft legislation that, among other things, would increase taxes for high-income individuals and make drastic changes to…
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Attorney Gina Ziegelbauer – Just the Facts 9/22/2021
Should I Add My Child to My Bank Accounts?
By: Attorney Gina C. Ziegelbauer
It’s not uncommon for clients to tell me that they’ve added their adult child or children to their bank account. My next question to them is what they mean by that? Did you add the…
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Business Owners Beware: Is Your New Hire an Independent Contractor or Employee?
By: Attorney Samuel J. Spurney
At SB Law, clients regularly contact us stating that they want to hire an “independent contractor” to assist them in their business thinking that is the safest and most efficient relationship to have with…
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Attorney Samuel J. Spurney – Just The Facts 7/28/21
My Loved One Passed Away…. What Do I Do Now?
By: Attorney Gina C. Ziegelbauer
This is the question our clients have when they’ve just experienced the loss of their spouse, parent, or other family member. It is a difficult time and everything can feel overwhelming. The answer depends on…
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Fund That Trust
By: Thomas A. Griesbach 2021
Probate avoidance is one of many considerations in a good estate plan. A revocable living trust is a common way of avoiding probate and is the best option for many (but not all) clients. However,…
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Do I Really Need Powers of Attorney?
By: Attorney Gina C. Ziegelbauer
This month’s question is one I hear quite a bit: “I don’t have very much stuff, so do I really need to worry about doing any planning?” The answer is still yes, and for a…
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