Madison estate planning and estate administration law firm

Nennig Law Offices, LLC is a boutique law firm that assists clients throughout Madison, Wisconsin with Estate Planning, Probate & Trust Administration, Powers of Attorney, and Planning for Children, and Special Needs.

What we do

Our goal and top priority is to give you peace of mind. As each client has unique needs and goals, we craft tailored strategies to help honor their wishes and ensure their financial security. Our firm emphasizes the importance and benefits of proactive estate planning and offers a wide range of personalized legal solutions including the creation of Wills, Trusts, and other estate planning documents.  In addition, we provide guidance through the Wisconsin probate process and trust administrations on one’s death.

Through a caring and compassionate approach, we help families stop procrastinating and start taking action. We listen to each client’s concerns and help clients plan for life, deal with death, preserve wealth, and protect inheritances. Our clients engage us when planning for the two most important aspects of their lives: Everything they own and everyone they love.

 

What makes us the right law firm for you

Nennig Law Offices, LLC is equipped with cutting-edge research, analysis, document preparation and technology tools. We create and administer highly customized plans that reflect each clients’ unique situations, goals and wishes. We routinely represent clients in the creation of Wills and Trusts; Incapacity Planning including the creation of Durable Powers of Attorney and Health Care Directives; Special Needs Trusts; Probate and Estate Administration; Trust Administration; and contested and uncontested adult Guardianship matters.

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We offer flexible scheduling

For client convenience, we try to offer flexible scheduling. Home, hospital, assisted care, and nursing home consultations are also available when necessary.

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Blog Posts
Wisconsin Estate Planning: What is a Transfer by Affidavit and when can it be used instead of a Probate in Wisconsin?
October 29 | Attorney
A Transfer by Affidavit in Wisconsin is a small‑estate procedure that lets certain assets be collected and transferred without opening a formal probate case. It works by allowing an eligible person—such as an heir, a trustee, or...
Wisconsin Estate Planning: What is a Transfer by Affidavit and when can it be used instead of a Probate in Wisconsin? Read More
Wisconsin Probate: Is a Personal Representative required to file a final accounting? What items should be included in the accounting?
October 28 | Attorney
In Wisconsin, a Personal Representative (PR) is not always required to file a formal, court‑filed final accounting in every probate. In informal probate, a full accounting is often not automatically required; however, the PR must keep accurate...
Wisconsin Probate: Is a Personal Representative required to file a final accounting? What items should be included in the accounting? Read More
Wisconsin Probate: Does a surviving spouse retain their one-half interest in marital property at the deceased spouse’s death?
October 27 | Attorney
Yes. In Wisconsin, a surviving spouse generally retains their own one‑half interest in marital property at the other spouse’s death. Wisconsin is a marital property state in which each spouse is generally considered to own an undivided...
Wisconsin Probate: Does a surviving spouse retain their one-half interest in marital property at the deceased spouse’s death? Read More
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We would love to assist you with your estate planning needs. Please contact our Madison, Wisconsin estate planning law firm at 608.661.4333 or bnennig@protectingfamilies.net to set up an appointment for a consultation.

6418 Normandy Lane, Suite 225
Madison, WI 53719