A Wide Range of Meaningful Legal Solutions
Wisconsin and Illinois Lawyers With 50 Years of Experience
At Sweet, Maier & Coletti, S.C., our clients receive the high-quality legal representation of a large, big-city law firm with the personal attention a small firm can offer. Our attorneys have more than 50 years of combined experience providing cost-efficient legal solutions in a wide range of practice areas. We skillfully guide you through every step of the legal process and keep you accurately informed about the progress of your case.
Some of our practice areas include:
- Business law: Whether you are a start-up or existing business, we can assist you in properly handling all of your legal requirements and protecting your investments.
- Real estate law: We provide valuable legal guidance to buyers, sellers and other investors involved in commercial and residential real estate transactions. We also have experience resolving land use and zoning disputes on behalf of land developers, and represent condominium associations and other community associations.
- Environmental law: We assist engineering firms, property owners and building contractors in obtaining environmental permits for your real estate projects, including those applicable to shorelands and regulated wetlands. These issues are often very controversial and demand the care of a skilled environmental law attorney.
- Estate planning and probate: Taking the time to plan for your family's future can save your loved ones from having to make difficult decisions and resolve emotional disputes. At Sweet, Maier & Coletti, we will convey your unique needs through wills, trusts, living trusts, healthcare directives, durable powers of attorney and other estate planning documents. Our firm also assists families in completing the probate or estate administration process.
Contact us at 888-781-0036 to schedule a free initial consultation and discuss your legal concerns regarding any of these practice areas. Our office is open weekdays from 8:30 am and 5 pm and located in Elkhorn's historic Inns of Court Building.