At Schloemer Law Firm, you are not just a number. Schloemer Law Firm has the resources and experience required to create a customized strategy for every client---no matter the nature of the litigation. We frequently represent clients in matters in Wisconsin involving:
The litigation process can feel overwhelming. It's normal to feel like you don't know where to turn. Whether you are an individual or Wisconsin business initiating or defending a lawsuit, you should be represented by experienced and committed counsel.
Our attorneys work exhaustively to understand the issues in question, delve deep into the details, and devise a strategy to advocate persuasively on your behalf, whether it be through settlement, mediation, or litigation.
You don't have to go far for quality litigators. Schloemer Law Firm has extensive experience navigating all types of litigation proceedings for residents and businesses in southeast Wisconsin (i.e. Washington, Dodge, Ozaukee Counties and surrounding areas).
No matter how big or small your litigation, you don't have to face it alone. Schedule an appointment with our team and get the experienced litigator you need in your corner.
Before calling to inquire about your litigation matter, be sure to have important information about the situation readily available. The first step on the case intake end is to run a conflict check within our internal system to assure there is no conflict of interest with any parties involved. You will want to have all parties first and last names and/or business names to share with the paralegal taking your initial call.
A small claims case is any case you seek to obtain $10,000 or less. If the amount you are looking for is greater than $10,000, the case is considered a large claims civil case.
For any new litigation matter we do require a retainer fee to begin your case due to the intensity and complexity of most litigation matters. The amount of this fee differs based on several determining factors. To get a retainer fee quote, please call 262-334-3471.
In Wisconsin, the general rule is that each party to litigation pays for their own attorney fees. There are a few notable exceptions to this rule, however, and a recent decision by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, affirming the circuit court’s findings, ruled that a beneficiary who filed numerous baseless lawsuits regarding the administration of two trusts caused unnecessary fees and expenses to be incurred. Those fees and expenses were ordered to be taken from the beneficiary’s portion of the proceeds from the trusts. While this case is an exception to the rule, a beneficiary would do well to consider it before bringing actions against an estate. Read more in our blog about this case.