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Scott Jackman is a Partner practicing in the areas of business law, real estate, and creditor’s rights. His experience includes:. R E A L    E S T A T E. Assisting purchasers, sellers, contractors, and developers in connection with residential, retail, commercial, office and industrial real estate matters, including development, construction, financing, leasing, like-kind exchange transactions, and purchases and sales. Assisting purchasers and developers to conduct vital due diligence reviews in connection with real estate transactions, including surveys, zoning and other regulatory issues, reviewing title insurance commitments, and negotiating boundary encroachments. Drafting, negotiating and providing advise to parties with regard to access, parking, and utility easements, stormwater management agreements, restrictive covenants, and private drive agreements. Drafting and advising parties with regard to condominium and fractional ownership of real estate, including preparing commercial, parking, and residential condominium declarations and associated documentation, tenant in common agreements, and subdivision covenants and improvement agreements. Assisting parties in working with federal, state and local governmental agencies in business, real estate, and environmental matters. Representing borrowers and lending institutions in structuring, negotiating and documenting financing transactions. Representing parties in the purchase, sale, construction, and development of single and multi-family residential real estate. B U S I N E S S. Advising individuals and business entities at all stages, including entity selection and formation (i.e. sole proprietorships, corporations, (including Subchapter S), non-stock corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, etc), day-to-day business operations (including annual meeting documentation, reporting requirements, operating your entity to maintain the protections provided by the entity type chosen) and the selling and buying of businesses, including business succession planning. Assisting individuals and businesses with respect to corporate restructuring, merger transactions, and stock acquisitions or sales. Drafting, negotiating and providing advice to parties with regard to contract matters of many types, including purchase agreements, supply agreements, employment contracts, non-compete agreements, shareholder agreements, stock purchase agreements, asset purchase agreements and development agreements. C R E D I T O R ‘ S    R I G H T S. Representing many banks, commercial lenders and other secured creditors in judicial foreclosure actions in state and federal courts, as well as pre-foreclosure negotiations such as forbearance agreements and deed in lieu of foreclosure situations. Assisting lenders and secured creditors in transactions involving intercreditor and subordination agreements, and participation agreements. Representing secured creditors in bankruptcy cases. Negotiating debtor-in-possession financing facilities, cash collateral and adequate protection orders and exit financing facilities

Scott A. Kissinger was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, and grew up in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.  He received his Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1992 with majors in Accounting and Urban Land Economics.  While completing his undergraduate course work, he served in the United States Army Reserves, and was called to active duty during the Desert Storm phase of the Persian Gulf War.. He completed all requirements to become a CPA, and earned the CPA designation while working at International Paper in Memphis, Tennessee, as a financial analyst, manager of logistics and internal auditor.  He then worked for United Health Group as an internal auditor in Minnetonka, Minnesota, and Manager of Medicare Compliance in Chicago, Illinois.  He attended William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota, and earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree.  He has been practicing law in Wisconsin since then and is also licensed to practice in Minnesota.. Attorney Kissinger is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Elder Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin.. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Highground Veterans Memorial Park in Neillsville, Wisconsin, and currently serves as secretary for the Board.. Attorney Kissinger previously practiced law in La Crosse and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and began working with Drach Elder Law Center in 2011.  He is admitted to practice law before the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Federal Courts, Eastern District of Wisconsin.  He is also accredited by the U.S. Veteran's Administration.

Robyn J. De Vos grew up in a small town in the northwestern part of Wisconsin. Robyn received her bachelor degree in Criminal Justice at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan and is a graduate of Hamline University School of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota.. Robyn is admitted to practice in the State of Wisconsin, the United States District Court for the Western District and Eastern District of Wisconsin and the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.  She is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Marathon County Bar Association, the Wausau Estate Planners Forum and is a member of the Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Creditor's Rights Forum and the Estate Planners Forum through the State Bar of Wisconsin.. Robyn is an outdoor enthusiast enjoying time with her husband and children hiking, camping, fishing and canoeing.  Robyn is an active member of the First United Methodist Church in Wausau.

My practice focuses on elder law, estate planning, and probate. I am a certified elder law attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation (NELF).  I am a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and previously served as president of the Wisconsin Chapter of NAELA and now serve as a board member.  I am  a member of the Board of Directors of the Elder Section of the Wisconsin State Bar Association and currently serving as recording secretary.   I am accredited by the Veterans Administration to counsel veteran clients (and their widows and spouses) about veterans benefits, particularly the pension benefit with aid & attendance.. My wife, Dawn, and I have three sons and enjoy spending time with our grandchildren. I was raised in a small farm town, where I spent most of my childhood in the country.  I love to hunt and fish and enjoy planning our families annual fishing trip to Canada.  I am a life long equestrienne and own a thoroughbred named "Tucker".  I enjoy camping and hunting for elk each year with my boys and I can't pass up a good fish fry or pizza.

Mary M. John is a partner in the law firm of Eaton Law, LLP, practicing in the areas of estate planning, probate, real estate and business law. Mary has 30 years of experience preparing wills and trusts, handling business and real estate transactions, and administering trusts and estates. Mary also has been an Estate Planning and Probate instructor for the University of Wisconsin Law School's “Lawyering Skills” class, and is a member of the National Academy of Elderlaw Attorneys.

Mark practices in both state and federal courts, as well as before numerous state and federal agencies, and successfully represents clients in a wide range of civil matters. In his employment practice, Mark represents both employers and employees and effectively handles cases involving discrimination, wage issues and non-competition agreements.. Mark focuses on understanding what his clients need, and helping them get those results. His goal is to use the most efficient, cost-effective solutions for his clients.

Marissa Reynolds is an associate at Davczyk & Varline, LLC. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and a native of Central Wisconsin. Her practice focuses on representing clients in all kinds of civil litigation, including insurance, business, personal injury, and subrogation.

Karry is currently engaged in the practice of personal injury and worker's compensation law. Previously, she enjoyed a well-rounded practice of plaintiff personal injury, insurance defense, employment law, family law and real estate. As an advocate for her clients, Karry has pursued matters at both a trial court level as well as the appellate level. Her trial practice includes both court trials and trying matters to a jury. Karry strives to provide respectful, compassionate legal services that meet the needs of her clients and allow her clients to meaningfully participate in the legal process and make informed decisions about their case.. Karry graduated magna cum laude from Black Hills State University, Spearfish, South Dakota in 1997 with a bachelor’s of science degree in political science. She attended law school at the University of South Dakota, and earned the degree of juris doctorate in 2000. While in law school, Karry served as a summer extern (1999) to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Region 5, Chicago, Illinois, working directly with Deputy Regional Counsel, Bertram C. Frey. As a result of her externship, she co-authored a comprehensive article with Mr. Frey which was published on the Region 5 website and cited in other written works.. Karry is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin and the State Bar of Colorado. She is a member and past president of the Douglas County Bar Association and member of the Lincoln County and Marathon County bar associations. In her free time, she enjoys photography, running, cycling, spending time with her family and being involved with the local high school mock trial team.

I have been in practice for over 40 years, both in private practice and as a corporate attorney for Pabst Brewing Company and Wausau Insurance/Liberty Mutual, and thus have acquired a broad range of experience in most areas of business, real estate, employment and health law.

Daniel L. Overbey, Attorney, is a is a partner with the law firm of Eaton John Overbey, LLP, practicing in the areas of divorce, family law and asbestos & mesothelioma litigation. Prior to attending law school, Daniel served for 13 years as a Police Sergeant with the Daytona Beach Police Department. After law school, Daniel was employed with a large Chicago law firm until moving to Wisconsin in 2004. He and his wife live just north of Minocqua in the Town of Arbor Vitae. Daniel commutes to our Wausau office most days, but works from Minocqua at least one day per week, and is available to meet with clients in Minocqua. In addition to a large Marathon County caseload, Daniel routinely handles cases in Oneida, Vilas and Lincoln Counties.

Born in raised in Wausau, WI. My practice focuses on litigation: in-court representation of individuals and small business throughout the State of Wisconsin.  I offer free consultations for matters in criminal defense, victims' rights laws, real estate law, civil litigation, civil rights, bankruptcy, creditor's rights, personal injury and a variety of other legal matters. As a general litigator who has lived and worked in Central Wisconsin my whole life, even if I don't specialize in the area of your currrent legal need, odds are I know the folks who do. My free consulation can be a good place to start and often ends in a personally tailored, no-fee referal to another professional in the community.

Attorney Andrew Schmidt is the third generation to practice law in Marathon County and in North and nort-central Wisconsin.. Having watched and listened to many other attorneys, Attorney Schmidt has a more straight forward and common sense feel for his practice of law.  He favors low conflict decisions but is not afraid to "turn up the volume" when necessary.. Client's concerns, fears and anxieties are to be understood and the utmost empathy needs to be given.. A dying parent, a child who is taken by his or her parent, a boundary dispute or the accounting nightmare of a probate estate create VERY high stress.  Attorney Schmidt really tries to lessen these tough moments and will spend all the time necessary to explain legal concepts in a way that is easy to understand.. Attorney Schmidt is married with a child in college.  He is on the board of 6 non-profit agencies and is pro bono corporate counsel for the Humane Society of Marathon County.  An accomplished Toastmaster (17 years) and public speaker, Attorney Schmidt frequently provides educational and informative seminars on estate planning, special needs trusts, landlord & tenant, Wisconsin logging laws and much more.. New clients are welcome, but it would be best to actually see Attorney Schmidt to get a full answer to your question.  Please read further in his profile for more details.. Thank you.. SCHMIDT & SCHMIDT, SC

Alan grew up in Edgar, Wisconsin.  He attended undergraduate school in Madison, Wisconsin, and worked as a forklift driver and a textbook salesman in Texas between semesters to pay for school.  After graduating cum laude from the University of Minnesota Law School, Alan returned to the Wausau area and set up practice in the areas of Estate Planning and Business Law.  Alan has been practicing law in the Wausau area for over fifteen years.. Alan currently resides in Wausau with his wife and two young children.  He is passionate about educating the community and assisting families in protecting their legacies.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.

Experienced State attorney serving clients in Wausau and surrounding areas.