My Wisconsin Probate
A Division Of Edenhofer Law Offices, S.C
Informal probate is the administration of a deceased person’s estate which is supervised by the Probate Registrar.
An uncontested informal probate does not require you to make any appearances in court. Everything can be done through our office via email or through the mail.
An uncontested informal probate requires that all the parties are in agreement that they want the matter to proceed under informal probate and they are in agreement as to who shall be appointed as the Personal Representative (the person who is handling the paperwork for the estate). Also, in most cases there can be no minor persons inheriting. My Wisconsin Probate offers the competent legal representation you need while handling your case with the respect and compassion you deserve.
Informal probate can occur in many cases whether there is a will or no will.
Every single person who works here is topnotch. Death and grief are convoluted and HARD but working with Julia, Carl, and Bryce will help ease some of that burden. I am a person who wants to know and understand every part of the process. They will help you with whatever you want to know and will also provide peace of mind when there is something that's just outside your own realm of knowledge. Highly recommend!Erika Behling
- Carl was amazing during my meeting. Explained things well and went through everything thoroughly. The staff helped make the experience smooth and delightful. 10 out of 10 recommend!
Amy Vos
- If you want ease in life's planning, Bryce, Carl, are two lawyers that make me feel like "family"
Dave Dienethal
- The lead attorney spent many years teaching before moving to opening an office. Not only did he answer every question I had, he gives you the reasons for doing that. I would recommend them 100 percent!
Glenn Klein
- Very helpful and they carefully listen to your needs. They give very informative choices and recommendations. The fees are reasonable. They follow through in a very timely manor. I fully recommend them.
Greg Loire
