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Medicaid Eligibility and Planning
Most of us are familiar with the term Medicaid (also known as Title 19), however, most of us are unaware of who qualifies and what the coverage is. Medicaid is designed to help those with low income. Essentially, Medicaid is a federally assisted program that is administered by the individual state ...
Defending Against An IRS Tax Audit
Tax preparation can be a confusing process each year, but what is even more confusing and often frightening is when you are notified of an IRS audit. During an audit, the IRS agents are generally focused only on one thing and that is finding fault in your reporting that leads to you owing more money ...
What to Know About Estate Planning
As you or your loved ones get older it is important to begin to think about Estate Planning. Estate Planning includes topics such as: Wills Trusts Healthcare Powers of Attorney Durable Powers of Attorney Tax Planning Social Security Planning It is always best to hire an experienced attorney to ...
Do I Need A Real Estate Attorney?
Real estate transactions may seem straightforward initially, but they can turn complex quickly. Whether it is for an investment or business property, or if it is your primary residence, we can help ensure the process is smooth and avoid any potential issues now and in the future. Real estate is one ...
Elder Care Law
Foley, Shannon, Powers & Rusch is a well respected law firm in Southeastern Wisconsin, including Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee. Our team is extremely knowledgeable in several areas of law, providing legal services to corporations, small businesses & individuals. One primary area of expertise is ...
Business Law Overview
Foley, Shannon, Powers & Rusch is a respected and knowledgeable law firm located in Racine, Wisconsin. Services provided by our team include: Business Formation Business Law & Litigation Civil Litigation Construction Law Elder Law Insurance Law Personal Injury Cyber Security Probate & Estate ...
Business Succession Planning
When setting up a business with multiple owners, one thing that a lot of small business owners neglect to think about is how they are going to leave the company. With a large corporation, there is a board and they vote for who is going to run the company and shares of the company are bought and sold ...
