Wynn at Law LLC

05/19/2026

You’re days away from closing on your dream home… and then property damage is discovered. Now what? 🏠

Many buyers and sellers are surprised to learn how complicated real estate transactions can become when damage occurs before closing. Who pays for repairs? Can the buyer walk away? Does the closing get delayed?

In Part II of our latest blog series, we break down how these situations are typically handled and what legal issues can arise during a real estate transaction.

Read our blog here: https://wynnatlaw.com/part-ii-of-ii-damage-during-the-real-estate-transaction/

Have you ever experienced unexpected issues before closing on a home purchase or sale? Share your experience in the comments.

What happens if a home is damaged after an accepted offer in Wisconsin? Learn the 5% rule, repair duties, and buyer rights before closing.

05/12/2026

What happens if a home is damaged before the real estate transaction closes? 🏡

Many buyers and sellers assume the answer is simple… but Wisconsin real estate contracts can get complicated fast when damage occurs before closing.

Our latest blog breaks down who may be responsible, what the contract says, and why these situations are not always as straightforward as people think.

Read Part I here:

Buying or selling in Wisconsin? Learn what the Real Estate Condition Report requires, what counts as a defect, and how it impacts your transaction.

04/22/2026

We recently reached 150 Google reviews 🎉

We’re incredibly grateful for every one of them—and for the people behind them.

To celebrate, we’re offering a $150 credit toward estate plan package or real estate closing services for a limited time.

Use code: 150 through May 6, 2026.

If you’ve been thinking about getting your estate plan in place or have a closing coming up, now’s a great time to get started.

And if we’ve worked together before—thank you. It truly means a lot.

04/02/2026

Your estate isn’t just your house and bank accounts anymore.

What about your photos, email, social media… even subscriptions?

Quick question—could someone actually access those if something happened to you?

If not, your family may be locked out completely.

We break it down here 👇

An often overlooked part of the estate planning process involves considering what happens to your digital property upon your death. Your digital property includes email, photo sharing and storage accounts, Facebook, Google, Apple, etc. Whether you would like to ensure your privacy to these accounts....

03/16/2026

In Wisconsin real estate offers, the type of inspection you include can significantly affect your rights as a buyer. An inspection contingency may allow you to negotiate repairs or walk away if issues are found, while an informational-only inspection can limit those options.

Before submitting an offer, it’s important to understand what each option really means.

Read our latest blog post to learn more:
https://wynnatlaw.com/home-inspection-contingencies-vs-inspections-for-informational-purposes-only/

Buyers are often told to obtain an inspection of a property they are purchasing. However, the nuances of what types of inspections or tests to ask for, how to review the inspection reports and how to negotiate for repairs with the Seller are not always clear. In this blog, we will discuss how differ...

01/30/2026

🐾❤️ We love helping families plan for the future — and yes, that includes the four-legged family members too.

Here’s our newest blog post on planning for pets:
https://wynnatlaw.com/what-happens-to-my-pet-when-i-pass/

Tell us in the comments — what’s your pet’s name and what kind of pet do you have? 🐶🐱

You may have had informal conversations with your loved ones to designate them as caregivers to your furry friends in the event that you pass. While having verbal confirmation may seem sufficient, there are additional tools you may consider using to ensure safekeeping of your pets once you pass.

01/14/2026

Struggling with debt in Wisconsin and not sure where to turn? You may have more options than you think. We break down Chapter 7 bankruptcy, debt settlement, and Chapter 128 in plain language so you can understand your choices and move forward with confidence.

If you are a Wisconsin resident facing financial debt, you may have considered what options are available to you in order to start tackling your debt. In this post, we will explore 3 common options - debt settlement, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and Chapter 128.

12/17/2025

Buying a home comes with a lot of decisions, and one you may come across is whether to purchase a home warranty. But what does a home warranty actually cover—and how is it different from homeowner’s insurance?

In our latest blog post, we break down:
✔️ What a home warranty is (and what it’s not)
✔️ Common items that may be covered, like HVAC and appliances
✔️ When a home warranty might make sense for you
✔️ How home warranties differ from homeowner’s insurance

If you’re a first-time home buyer—or just want to feel more confident about protecting your investment—this is a must-read.

📖 Read the full blog here: https://wynnatlaw.com/home-owner-education-home-warranties-vs-home-insurance/

Have questions about the home buying process? Schedule a consultation with Wynn at Law, LLC today by calling 262-725-0175 or visiting our website.

12/14/2025

When your Christmas party includes professional color analysis and Grinch sweatshirts 💚🎄 We’d call that a holiday win 😉🎅@

11/11/2025

🌾 Life moves fast — but sometimes it throws a curve-ball.
If something happened tomorrow, would someone you trust be able to handle your finances?

Our latest blog explains how a Financial Power of Attorney can make that transition smooth and stress-free — protecting you and the people who count on you.

👉 Take a few minutes to read it here: https://wynnatlaw.com/the-financial-power-of-attorney-and-what-it-can-do-for-you/

💬 Feel free to share or tag someone who should see this — peace of mind is one of the best gifts you can give your family.

A Financial Power of Attorney (FPOA) also known as a “property power of attorney” or a “durable power of attorney” is a document that gives a specified person power over your finances while you are living. The largest benefit of a FPOA is that having one in place can avoid court intervention...