Why Choose Us
Your Attorney and Partner in Building a Legacy
Collins Law Firm, located in Wauwatosa and Pewaukee, serving the Milwaukee area, is a new kind of law firm for a changing world. Collins Law Firm is consistent, patient and professional, giving each case the attention it deserves. An integral part of its service is working closely with its clients so they can make the right decisions with respect to their estate planning and power of attorney needs.
Our loved ones are often the reason we work so hard. Collins Law Firm’s job is to help you make sure you and your loved ones are cared for if something happens to you and preserve the resources you have for their benefit.
Collins Law Firm works with financial planners, accountants, insurance companies and other professionals to figure out the best way to take care of your family based on your values. Collins Law Firm takes pride in our ability to find the right fit based on clients’ values; ensure they understand the available options and are actively engaged in the process. Collins Law Firm focuses on clients’ personalities, goals and values to provide a tailored estate planning solution.
We provide estate and family planning services in the Milwaukee area, including Wauwatosa, Waukesha, Pewaukee, Oconomowoc, Elm Grove, Brookfield.

OUR SERVICES
Estate Planning Packages Built for You
Collins Law Firm, LLC helps families and businesses protect, build and efficiently pass their legacy on to the next generation. We provide estate and family planning in Wauwatosa, Pewaukee, and surrounding Milwaukee-area communities. Here are some of the estate planning packages we offer:
- Wills & Trust Packages
- Trust & Probate Administration
- Guardianship & Beneficiary Designations
- Healthcare & Financial Power of Attorney
- Business Packages
- Retirement Benefits & Medicaid Planning

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What Is a Small Estate Affidavit in Wisconsin and When Can You Use It?
If someone close to you dies with $50,000 or less in assets, you may not need to go through probate. Wisconsin allows you to collect and transfer these assets with a form called a “Transfer by Affidavit”. The rules are in Wis. Stat. § 867.03 and, if used correctly, this process can save your family… Read more
What Happens to Jointly Owned Property When Someone Dies in Wisconsin?
The deed controls the outcome, not the will. This is a fact that many Wisconsin families discover too late, after a loved one has passed away and the question of who owns the house has no clear answer. How property is titled determines what happens to it at death, often regardless of any estate plan…. Read more
What Is a Revocable Living Trust Under Wisconsin Law?
A revocable living trust allows you to transfer legal ownership of your assets to a trust that you control completely – while you are alive, while you have the capacity, and even after circumstances change. Under Wisconsin’s Trust Code (Chapter 701), this structure is the most flexible tool in a standard estate plan. Most families… Read more
