When any of Wynn at Law LLC’s clients own real property in Wisconsin, we look at a Transfer on Death Deed (commonly called a TOD Deed or a TODD) to see if it is a suitable fit for their estate plan. It can sometimes wipe out the need to go to probate court, which is a time and cost saver.

When any of Wynn at Law LLC’s clients own real property in Wisconsin, we look at a Transfer on Death Deed (commonly called a TOD Deed or a TODD) to see if it is a suitable fit for their estate plan. It can sometimes wipe out the need to go to probate court, which is a time and cost saver.

From Bloomberg: Student Loan Giant Faces Trial over US Claim it Duped Borrowers.

From Bloomberg: Student Loan Giant Faces Trial over US Claim it Duped Borrowers.

Chapter 11 bankruptcy, also known as “reorganization bankruptcy,”
is a bankruptcy plan that allows corporations, partnerships and individuals
to reorganize their finances and restructure their debt. Unlike
Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases, Chapter 11 bankruptcy has no debt ceiling. This plan is popular
with both large and small businesses that need to restructure their debt.

Contempt bankruptcy court order ends in prison time:
Contempt of bankruptcy court order results in prison time, plus $1,000 day fine.

Contempt bankruptcy court order ends in prison time:
Contempt of bankruptcy court order results in prison time, plus $1,000 day fine.

If you or a loved one are currently considering bankruptcy to address your
financial problems and obtain a financial fresh start, it is important
to remember that not everything you hear about the process is true. There
are a great deal of myths surrounding bankruptcy, and they often comes
through word of mouth, anecdotes, and sheer misinformation they gets perpetuated
among the public. Taking these myths as fact can not only give you the
wrong idea of what bankruptcy is truly intended for and how it is used,

Wynn at Law LLC has noticed a recent resurgence of real estate ‘flipping.’ Late-night cable and radio stations are again saturated with ads touting the wild income potential of acquiring and liquidating the same piece of property within the shortest possible time frame. Flipping is legal – as long as it’s done on the up and up.

Wynn at Law LLC has noticed a recent resurgence of real estate ‘flipping.’ Late-night cable and radio stations are again saturated with ads touting the wild income potential of acquiring and liquidating the same piece of property within the shortest possible time frame. Flipping is legal – as long as it’s done on the up and up.