Upcoming events.
Pints and Planning
Join us for Pints & Planning – An Easygoing Estate Planning Event
Come unwind with us at The Loop in Burlington, WI, for a relaxed evening of drinks, appetizers, and conversation about the essentials of estate planning.
Pints & Planning is a casual, small-group gathering hosted by Sippel Law—designed especially for those who are completely new to estate planning or simply looking for a friendly refresher. No pressure, no legal jargon—just real talk about how to help your loved ones stay out of court and conflict.
We’ll break down the basics in a way that’s easy to understand, answer your questions, and give you the tools to start planning with confidence.
Appetizers will be served, and your first pint is on us.
We’d love to see you there!
Whiskey and Wills
If you are one of the 69% of people who don’t even have a will, then you are and someone’s going to get caught without a chair, which means conflict and Court for the people you love!
Or maybe you do have a will, but you don’t know that a will alone is simply not enough to make sure your family will stay out of court and conflict if you become incapacitated or when you die.
In this educational, informative, empowering class, local attorney Jessica Sippel will guide you to ensure you know what you need to have a plan that will work when your family needs it most. If you have kids, you will learn how to ensure they are taken care of by the people you want, in the way you want, no matter what. Jessica will guide you in taking charge and ensure you have done the right thing for your family.
During this no-charge class, you will discover:
The best way to title assets is to ensure that your family doesn’t get stuck in court if you become incapacitated, or when you die.
How to ensure that the assets you leave to your children and loved ones are protected from creditors, divorce, and even bankruptcy.
Why preparing for your possible incapacity is the best gift you can give your family.
How to pass on more than just your assets, and leave a true legacy.
Facing the reality of your death (and planning for it) is the path to creating a life worth living.
