Take control of your future with proven Estate Planning strategies at our seminar: "Your Way or the Government's Way"

You’ve worked hard, served your family, and contributed to your community. Now it’s time to secure your legacy with a plan that puts you, not the government, in charge.

Major Challenges

Government's
Default Plan

Without your plan, the government decides who inherits your assets.

Court-Controlled Outcomes

Probate courts and judges may control your estate, not your family.

Loss of Freedom
& Control

Failing to plan means your loved ones have fewer choices and less say.

Unnecessary Tax Burdens

Without proactive planning, the government keeps more of what you earned.

Why you should attend

1. Protect Your Legacy & Your Freedom

Keep the government from deciding what happens to your assets.

2. Avoid Legal Traps & Court Delays

Shield your family from unnecessary government involvement.

3. Gain Peace of Mind

Know that you chose how to protect your family’s future. not the state.

LIMITED SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE

Stoughton Public Library

304 S 4th St, Stoughton, WI 53589

Wednesday, April 29

1:00 PM CT

YOU CAN BRING ALONG A GUEST TO ATTEND THE WORKSHOP FOR FREE!

Session Topics

ESTATE PLANNING ESSENTIALS

Tools that ensure your voice, not government bureaucracy, directs your legacy.

PROBATE AVOIDANCE

Learn how to bypass the courts and keep control where it belongs: with your family.

ASSET PROTECTION

Safeguard your life’s work from creditors and government claims.

TAX EFFICIENCY

Keep more of your estate in the hands of those you love, not the IRS.

LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING

Preserve your independence and prevent government-mandated spend downs.

Daniel J. Krause

Attorney
Estate planning attorney Daniel J. Krause, the founder of our firm, has been practicing estate planning law since 1999. A retired Army major and JAG officer, Dan is a board-certified estate planning law specialist; certified by The Estate Law Specialist Board, Inc., the sole American Bar Association accredited organization to bestow this distinction.

Dan has lectured on estate planning law throughout the years for classes of civilian and military attorneys and CPAs. He has also contributed content and drafting expertise to four major drafting library packages used by attorneys nationally.

Dan attended law school on a scholarship at NYU Law, graduating in 1999. He also received an M.A. in Philosophy from NYU that year. He has been a US Army medic and a Peace Corps volunteer (Kenya).