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There are no "boilerplate" or “cookie cutter” solutions, as each of our clients’ legal needs are unique.

Lin Law LLC is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin serving the needs of businesses, families, and individuals in Northeast Wisconsin on estate planning, probate, real estate, and corporate/business matters. At Lin Law, LLC, we work one-on-one with each of our clients to understand their legal concerns in order to provide competent and practical legal advice to meet our clients’ specific legal needs. Whether you have a business that is looking to make an acquisition, a family member with special needs, extensive real estate holdings, gift and estate tax concerns, or charitable intentions to fulfill, we will provide you with the solution that achieves your legal needs. We never view our relationships with our clients as a "one-time" transaction. We maintain long-term relationships with our clients so that they always feel comfortable coming to us—the attorneys familiar with their family, their business, and their personal situation—for sound legal advice and thorough planning. Areas of Practice include:

Civil Litigation
Corporate & Business Law
Employment Law
Estate Planning
Real Estate

11/04/2026

Happy Workiversary, Andrew Martzahl!

Please join us in celebrating Andrew Martzahl and his two years with our firm! Andrew joined Lin Law in November 2024, and we are so grateful to have him as part of our team. We appreciate Andrew’s steadiness, hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our clients. Here’s to celebrating this milestone and many more years of success ahead!

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween!
The winner of our Halloween basket is . Congrats! The correct number was 322. Please stop by our office to pick up your prize.
Thank you to everyone who participated and shared in the Halloween fun with us! From all of us at Lin Law, we wish you and your family a safe and happy Halloween.

10/26/2026

How many M&M’s do you think can fit in a Lin Law coffee mug? Comment your guess for a chance to win this “boo basket” of treats and your own Lin Law mug! (In the case of a tie, the winning guess will be the closest without going over.) We’ll tag the winner in a post this Thursday before Halloween!

10/23/2026

Is your estate plan old enough to buy a drink?

If so, it’s probably overdue for a review. As National Estate Planning Awareness Week comes to a close, now is a great time to look at your current plan!

There are several reasons an old estate plan could require an update. Maybe your digital assets and information aren’t included in your plan. Technology has rapidly transformed how we manage our finances and digital assets. Your life circumstances may look very different, too. Maybe your plan has beneficiaries you wouldn’t choose if you were creating an estate plan today, or your agents are no longer capable of assisting with your affairs. Even if your plan isn’t technically vintage, any major personal life updates (such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or adoption) also make it a good idea to revisit your current estate plan.

So, what should you do with an outdated estate plan?

1. Locate and review your will, trust, and all other estate planning documents you have.

2. Review how your assets are titled, and all beneficiary designations in place.

3. Think about digital assets and any new information you want to include in your plan.

4. Schedule a meeting with an estate planning attorney to discuss an update.

Don’t wait for your estate plan to turn the legal age to drive, vote, or drink before you review it. Unlike for your kids, these milestones aren’t just ones to celebrate; instead, they’re signs of a much-needed review.

A properly-drafted estate plan might be timeless in its intentions, but not in its relevance. If your plan was carefully done, you probably don’t need to overhaul it. It may just need a few minor changes to make sure it still reflects your wishes and life circumstances. And if your situation has changed significantly, now may be the time to update your plan.

10/22/2026

Today, we are highlighting charitable giving. For those inclined, charitable giving can take different forms. It could be volunteering labor, donating professional services, or serving on a board or committee, or it could be donating food, used items, or making financial gifts. It could be done routinely in smaller increments, or periodically in larger ones. Regardless of when and how charitable giving takes place, incorporating charitable giving goals into financial and estate planning benefits both the donor and the charitable cause they support.

Choosing when and how to make charitable gifts has consequences. Making charitable gifts during lifetime allows the donor to see and appreciate its positive impact. But the donor is often more limited because, after all, they still need to financially support themselves and their families. Engaging in charitable giving at death can take different forms. It can be accomplished by making gifts in a will or trust, or by naming a charity as the beneficiary to a brokerage or retirement account. While the donor loses the ability to see their gift’s impact, it enables making larger gifts – and a greater opportunity to leave a lasting impact.

Here at Lin Law, we’re committed to giving back to our community through charitable service and giving. In a community as tight-knit as Green Bay, we are fortunate to see the value of our individual and community-wide efforts. And we’re equally fortunate that our community celebrates charitable giving and lifts each other up. In recognition of this, our team shared photos of ways we’ve invested our time and support for the causes we care about. Whether we’re caring for animals from rescues or non-profits, or serving with local organizations that support the people who call Green Bay home, our Lin Law team members keep themselves busy!

If charitable giving is meaningful to you, remember there’s more than one way to go about it. Whether it’s volunteering, lifetime giving, making a gift at death, or some or all of the above, there’s more than one way to accomplish your charitable goals.

10/21/2026

Today, we want to take time to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month and a cause that is meaningful to so many families. Breast cancer has touched the lives of many, so we’d like to bring attention to the importance of education, early detection, and ongoing research. We’re showing our support by wearing pink as a reminder that small acts of awareness can make a meaningful difference. Let’s continue to support and encourage those affected by breast cancer!

10/20/2026

As part of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, and to show our appreciation for our wonderful clients, we’re celebrating “Sweet Treat Tuesday” with Lin Law cookies from . If you’re in the area, feel free to stop in for a sweet treat!

10/20/2026

Here at Lin Law, we believe estate planning is all about the people. For National Estate Planning Awareness Week, we’re remembering an important question: who do we plan for?

Each of us has someone (or something) we plan for, whether it’s our families, children, pets, or communities. To honor this, our team came together to share photos of the loved ones who inspire us each day, and who we plan for.

Estate planning, although difficult to giftwrap, is truly a gift to your loved ones. When you take the time to plan for the future, you are gifting your family: peace of mind, support, and values.

Check out our collage, and take a moment to reflect on who you plan for!

10/19/2026

Happy National Estate Planning Awareness Week!

Our whole team at Lin Law (including our office dog Keeper!) is excited to recognize this important week and share why estate planning matters. Established in 2008 by the U.S. Congress, National Estate Planning Awareness Week takes place each year during the third week of October with the goal of educating and encouraging people to take action when it comes to planning for their future.

So, why should estate planning matter to you?

- It puts you in control of the decision-making. An estate plan allows you to communicate your wishes and make important decisions ahead of time. When you plan ahead, you’re not leaving things to chance.
- It starts important conversations. Estate planning gives you a good opportunity to talk openly about your goals with your family, and can prevent future misunderstandings.
- It can make difficult moments in the future a little easier for your family. Having a plan in place helps your family understand what to do when they need it most.

An important reminder: estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy or for those nearing retirement. Life can change at any age, and having a plan can help you feel more prepared for whatever the future might bring.

Stay tuned throughout the week as we’ll be sharing helpful information and fun reminders to increase awareness and encourage important conversations!

10/12/2026

Today, we recognize both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day as an opportunity to reflect on the history of our nation and the many peoples, cultures, and perspectives that have formed it.

We remember the historical significance of Columbus’ exploration, the events that have shaped our country, and the enduring resilience and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Every generation contributes to the story that follows, leaving behind more than just possessions or accomplishments. Our legacy is reflected in the values we hold, the people we care for, and the lessons we pass down. May today be an opportunity for reflection, appreciation, and thoughtful consideration of the legacy we each leave behind.

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1928 Riverside Drive
Green Bay, WI
54301

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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http://www.llattorneys.com/

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