Wilson Law Group, LLC

Wilson Law Group, LLC Serving the needs of the community with a focus on estate planning and related fields Wayne W.

Wilson Law Group, LLC exists to serve the needs of the estate and business community. With more than 15 years of practical legal experience, the firm focuses on estate planning and related fields, and business planning for small business owners. Our mission is to be our clients' indispensable advisors, helping them make smart estate planning decisions, through our uncompromising integrity, trust a

nd personalized service. To help each of our employees attain their highest level of achievement and professional satisfaction. To set a standard of excellence for our profession reflecting the importance of our work and to assist other professionals achieve the highest regard in their service to our clients. Wilson, founding principal of Wilson Law Group is the visionary behind our business model. John Haslam and Daniel Purtell, also Principals, have brought to the firm a contemporary approach focused on maintaining the highest level of planning within today's ever changing legal landscape. Our committment to the best possible outcome for our clients is cemented in our unique client approach, "The Wilson Law Group Client Experience". Our client experience model assures a well thought out approach to planning from the design stage through to completion at the trust signing. Substantive review process follows every design assuring an accurate representation of our clients' goals and wishes. Our clients expect high quality, legally sound, and appropriately custom estate plan underlined by personalized service. Our clients are families, individuals and small business owners that desire control during their lifetime and of the distribution of their assets beyond their lifetime with consideration to their individual and family values.

When “We’ll Figure It Out” Becomes a ProblemWhen a family crisis happens, good intentions may not be enough. Without a c...
08/31/2026

When “We’ll Figure It Out” Becomes a Problem

When a family crisis happens, good intentions may not be enough. Without a clear plan, families can face confusion over who has legal authority, who is responsible, and what their loved one wanted.

Powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and clearly defined roles can help your family avoid unnecessary stress and conflict when it matters most.

Plan ahead now so your family doesn’t have to figure it all out later.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/when-well-figure-it-out-becomes-a-problem/

Your estate plan should protect more than just your money and property.Did you know your ideas and creative works can al...
08/20/2026

Your estate plan should protect more than just your money and property.

Did you know your ideas and creative works can also be valuable assets? Copyrights, patents, trademarks, artwork, music, software, and other intellectual property may have both financial and personal value.

Proper estate planning can help ensure these assets—and any income they generate—are protected and passed on according to your wishes.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/how-to-protect-your-great-ideas-or-works-for-your-family/

Life insurance is more than just a financial safety net—it can be a key part of your estate plan.A properly coordinated ...
08/05/2026

Life insurance is more than just a financial safety net—it can be a key part of your estate plan.

A properly coordinated life insurance policy can provide your loved ones with immediate financial support, help protect your assets, and ensure your wishes are carried out. Just as important, your beneficiary designation—not your will—determines who receives the proceeds.

If it's been a while since you've reviewed your policy or your family situation has changed, now is a great time to make sure everything still aligns with your estate planning goals.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/what-you-should-know-about-life-insurance-in-estate-planning/

Do your children live in different states? It could have a bigger impact on your estate plan than you realize.Choosing t...
07/23/2026

Do your children live in different states? It could have a bigger impact on your estate plan than you realize.

Choosing the right people to make financial, medical, and legal decisions on your behalf isn't just about who you trust—it's also about how quickly they can step in when it matters most.

Whether your children are nearby or across the country, a well-designed estate plan can help avoid delays, reduce stress, and ensure your wishes are carried out smoothly.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/estate-planning-when-your-children-live-in-different-states/

Remarried? Don't Forget to Update Your Estate Plan!A new marriage often means new goals, new family dynamics, and new le...
07/17/2026

Remarried? Don't Forget to Update Your Estate Plan!

A new marriage often means new goals, new family dynamics, and new legal considerations. If your estate plan hasn't been updated, outdated documents could unintentionally leave assets to an ex-spouse or create conflict between your loved ones.

Take time to review your will, trust, beneficiary designations, and powers of attorney to make sure they reflect your current wishes and protect the people you care about most.

A new chapter in life deserves an estate plan that keeps up with it.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/estate-planning-after-remarriage/

Our Summer Newsletter is here!This edition is packed with valuable information for individuals and families planning for...
07/16/2026

Our Summer Newsletter is here!

This edition is packed with valuable information for individuals and families planning for the future, including:

- The legal steps to take when you first notice memory problems
- Highlights from the RWay Symposium
- Seven important legal moves to make after a dementia diagnosis
- Vote for John & Wilson Law Group!
- What happens when planning is delayed—and how to navigate the legal and financial challenges after dementia progresses
- Plus much more!

Whether you're planning ahead for yourself or helping a loved one, this issue is full of practical guidance you won't want to miss.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Summer-Newsletter-2026.pdf

We Need Your Vote! Wilson Law Group and Attorney John Haslam are honored to be nominated in the Madison People's Choice ...
07/09/2026

We Need Your Vote!

Wilson Law Group and Attorney John Haslam are honored to be nominated in the Madison People's Choice Awards 2026, and we'd love your support!

When you vote:
⭐Find "Best Attorney" under the People category and cast your vote for John Haslam.
⭐ Find "Best Law Firm" under the Services category and cast your vote for Wilson Law Group.

Vote here:
https://madisoncom.secondstreetapp.com/Madison---Madison-Peoples-Choice-2026-Voting-2/

The best part? You can vote once every day through July 26! Every daily vote helps, so if you have a minute each day, we'd truly appreciate your continued support.

Wilson Law Group will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day as our nation celebrates America'...
07/02/2026

Wilson Law Group will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day as our nation celebrates America's 250th birthday.

We will resume regular office hours on Monday, July 6th.

We wish you and your family a safe, happy, and enjoyable holiday weekend.

❤️🤍💙 Happy 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙

Is your estate plan still up to date?Life changes—and your estate plan should, too. Marriage, divorce, new grandchildren...
07/01/2026

Is your estate plan still up to date?

Life changes—and your estate plan should, too. Marriage, divorce, new grandchildren, retirement, or changes in your finances can all affect whether your plan still reflects your wishes.

Common issues include outdated beneficiaries, missing powers of attorney, unfunded trusts, and unclear inheritance instructions.

A good rule of thumb: Review your estate plan every 3–5 years or after any major life event. A quick review today can help avoid confusion and protect the people you care about tomorrow.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/seven-estate-planning-traps-most-people-miss-and-seven-questions-to-audit-your-familys-future/

What sounded like a scam call turned out to be a real inheritance.A caller claimed someone owned a small share of land t...
06/26/2026

What sounded like a scam call turned out to be a real inheritance.

A caller claimed someone owned a small share of land they never knew existed through their adoptive grandfather. After some research, the records checked out—and the inheritance was real.

The story is a reminder that land, mineral rights, and other assets can get lost across generations, leaving heirs unaware of what they own. It also highlights the importance of verifying unexpected claims and having a solid estate plan so family assets don't become tomorrow's mystery.

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https://wilsonlawgroup.com/the-call-that-sounded-like-a-scam-but-turned-out-to-be-an-inheritance/

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7633 Ganser Way, Suite 100
Madison, WI
53719

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16088334001

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