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"When you need a skilled attorney on your side" Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. The firm presently has offices in New Berlin, Oconomowoc, and Wauwatosa.

prides itself in providing quality legal service to its clients throughout Waukesha County, Southeastern Wisconsin and beyond. While all of the firm's attorneys are able to meet clients at any of the firm's offices, Mike Schober, John Schober, Rob Sullivan, John M. Bruce, Laurie Schober Carnahan, Charles J. Stansberry, Jr., Tamara Skoglund, Dennis K. Sage and John J. Sage are based in New Berlin while Tom Schober, Robert C. Daly, Patricia Lohman Prestash, Todd Goodwin, Terry Cahil and Eric Raskopfl are based at the firm's Oconomowoc office. Barry Szymanski primarily meets with clients from his Wauwatosa office. The firm's lawyers combine over 300 years of legal experience to serve individuals, businesses and branches of government. The attorneys of Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. are experienced in virtually all areas of legal practice, including all levels of state and federal courts and government agencies.

11/03/2026

Estate planning is about more than writing a will. It is about protecting your loved ones and ensuring your wishes are respected.

However, even small mistakes can create unnecessary complications for your family. Failing to update your will after major life changes, overlooking beneficiary designations, or not establishing powers of attorney can lead to confusion and unexpected legal challenges.

Another common mistake is assuming that a will alone is enough to address every estate planning need. Depending on your circumstances, additional planning tools, such as trusts, may help protect your assets and provide for your loved ones.

Taking the time to create and regularly review your estate plan can help prevent costly mistakes and provide greater peace of mind.

Schober Schober & Mitchell helps Wisconsin individuals and families develop estate plans that reflect their needs and goals. Contact our team today to discuss your estate planning options.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/29/2026

Even successful business partnerships can face disagreements that lead to litigation. Disputes over profit sharing, financial mismanagement, breaches of partnership agreements, or disagreements about business decisions can quickly threaten a company's stability.

When conflicts escalate, understanding your legal rights and options is essential to protecting your business interests.

At Schober Schober & Mitchell, we help Wisconsin business owners navigate partnership disputes and pursue practical legal solutions. Contact us to discuss how we can help protect your business.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/27/2026

Planning for college involves more than saving for tuition. It also means ensuring that the funds you've set aside are managed and distributed according to your wishes.

A trust can be a valuable estate planning tool for families looking to support their children's educational goals. Depending on how it is structured, a trust can help cover tuition, housing, books, and other educational expenses while providing guidelines for how and when funds are distributed.

By incorporating a trust into your estate plan, you can take steps to support your child's education while maintaining greater control over how those resources are used.

Ready to plan for your child's future? Contact us at Schober Schober & Mitchell today to discuss your options and take the next step toward securing their educational future.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/22/2026

Do you know exactly where your property ends and your neighbor's begins?

Boundary disputes can arise from unclear property lines, misplaced fences, encroaching structures, or conflicting property surveys. These disagreements can quickly become stressful and costly if left unresolved.

In Wisconsin, resolving a boundary dispute may involve reviewing property deeds, obtaining a professional land survey, or seeking legal assistance to clarify ownership rights.

We help Wisconsin property owners navigate real estate disputes and protect their investments. If you need legal assistance call us (262) 785-1820.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/20/2026

A family business represents years of hard work, dedication, and financial investment. But without proper legal planning, unexpected challenges such as ownership disputes, divorce, or the retirement or death of a key family member can put its future at risk.

Protecting your business starts with clear ownership agreements, succession planning, and legal documents that outline how important decisions will be made. Taking these steps early can help prevent conflicts and support a smooth transition when leadership changes.

At Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C., we help Wisconsin business owners address legal challenges and develop strategies to protect what they have built.

Contact us to discuss how we can help safeguard your family business (262) 785-1820 or visit https://schoberlaw.com/.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/15/2026

Medical Power of Attorney: Who Makes Decisions When You Can't?

What happens if an illness or injury leaves you unable to make your own medical decisions? A healthcare power of attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to make healthcare decisions on your behalf when you cannot.

In Wisconsin, this legal document helps ensure your medical preferences are respected while giving your loved ones clear guidance during difficult times.

Planning ahead can provide peace of mind for you and your family. Contact us to discuss your estate planning needs. Call (262) 785-1820 or visit https://schoberlaw.com/.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/13/2026

A well-written employee handbook can help Wisconsin businesses establish clear expectations and reduce workplace misunderstandings. Key topics may include attendance, workplace conduct, anti-harassment policies, leave, benefits, disciplinary procedures, and technology use.

Because employment laws and workplace needs change, employers should review their handbooks regularly to make sure policies remain accurate and appropriate.

Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. can help businesses develop and review workplace policies that protect their interests and support effective employee management.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/08/2026

Protecting business assets starts with careful planning. Choosing an appropriate business structure, keeping business and personal finances separate, maintaining proper records, using clear contracts, and reviewing insurance coverage can all help reduce financial and legal risks.

Asset protection strategies should be tailored to the specific needs of the business. Schober Schober & Mitchell helps Wisconsin business owners understand their legal options and plan for potential risks.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/06/2026

Contracts can protect your interests, but common mistakes may lead to disputes, unexpected costs, or legal complications.

Failing to define important terms, relying on verbal promises, overlooking deadlines, using vague language, or signing without fully understanding your obligations can create problems later. Whether you are entering a business, real estate, or other agreement, careful review can help identify potential issues before you sign.

Schober Schober & Mitchell helps Wisconsin individuals and businesses understand contracts and protect their interests.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

10/01/2026

Being named an executor of an estate comes with important responsibilities. An executor may need to locate and protect assets, notify beneficiaries and creditors, pay valid debts and expenses, handle tax matters, and distribute property according to the will and Wisconsin law.

The probate process can involve deadlines and legal requirements, so understanding your responsibilities from the beginning can help prevent unnecessary complications.

For guidance with probate and estate administration, contact Schober Schober & Mitchell. Call (262) 785-1820 or visit schoberlaw.com.

Disclaimer: Informational only; not legal advice.

Address

2835 S Moorland Road
New Berlin, WI
53151

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+12627851820

Website

http://www.schoberlaw.com/

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