Divorce settlement agreements shape how finances, property, and family responsibilities move forward after a marriage ends. While every divorce brings its own challenges, many of the same considerations tend to guide how settlements take form.

Planning for the future often focuses on property and finances, but personal health decisions matter just as much. Advance directives give people a way to share their wishes if they can’t speak for themselves.

Child support agreements shape how parents share financial responsibility after separation or divorce. These agreements focus on meeting a child’s needs while reflecting each parent’s financial situation and parenting time.

Facing a DUI or OWI charge can be overwhelming. We know that anxiety, uncertainty, and potential consequences can weigh heavily on anyone. Many people feel stressed about their future, worrying about possible jail time, fines, or the effect a conviction might have on their career and personal life.

When someone’s charged with a crime, the fear, uncertainty, and stress that follow can feel overwhelming. You might be asking yourself what happens next, how you’ll defend yourself, or whether there’s any chance to protect your future.

Accidents can turn lives upside down in an instant. From car crashes to workplace injuries, the physical, emotional, and financial impact can be overwhelming. For someone dealing with medical bills, lost wages, or emotional trauma, proving damages in a personal injury case can feel daunting.

When someone hires a lawyer, they’re placing their trust—and often their future—in that lawyer’s hands. Clients expect their cases to be managed with skill, care, and honesty, regardless of the area of law involved. Yet sometimes, a lawyer’s mistakes or misconduct can lead to serious financial or personal harm. That’s where legal malpractice comes into focus.

Commercial real estate deals often seem straightforward, but zoning issues can unexpectedly delay or derail them. For businesses planning to purchase, lease, or develop a property, overlooking local zoning laws can create financial setbacks and procedural complications.

Running a business often means juggling multiple agreements—contracts with vendors, clients, employees, and service providers. Each of these agreements plays a key role in keeping operations running smoothly.

Hiring an attorney means placing your trust in someone to protect your rights, guide you through high-stakes situations, and advocate for your best interests. But what happens when that trust is broken—not by an unfavorable outcome, but by genuine errors, carelessness, or unethical behavior?