Attorney Kayla K. Hiller of Nowlan & Mouat LLP sponsored a hole at the Rock Prairie Open held at Prairie Woods Golf Course in Avalon, Wisconsin on Sunday, August 14th […]
The Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act requires all public and private employers in the state of Wisconsin to purchase worker’s compensation insurance who: -Employ three or more full-time or part-time employees. […]
Attorney Kayla K. Hiller of Nowlan & Mouat LLP sponsored a hole for the 2016 LGA Charity Golf Classic held at the Janesville Country Club (JCC) in Janesville, Wisconsin on July 19, […]
Most people have heard of worker’s comp, but they probably don’t know what their rights are according to the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act. But it’s important to know what your […]
Nowlan & Mouat LLP is a corporate sponsor of the 2016 Forward Janesville Annual Dinner. The event will be held at the Holiday Inn Express and Janesville Conference Center on April […]
Nowlan & Mouat LLP won the Silver Award at the United Way Blackhawk Region’s annual LIVE UNITED Celebration at the Eclipse Center in Beloit, Wisconsin on March 23, 2016.
The Family Love Letter, a free, two-part estate planning workshop was presented by attorney Kayla K. Hiller of Nowlan & Mouat LLP and Prudy Harker of LifeCircle on September 29th […]
Nowlan & Mouat LLP is excited to announce that we are the main sponsor for the 2015 ECHO Empty Bowls lunch fundraiser held Saturday, October 24, 2015 at Parker High […]
Nowlan & Mouat LLP is proud to announce that we are the main sponsor for the Shelter Me Benefit Concert held May 17th, 2015 at the Janesville Performing Arts Center […]
At Nowlan & Mouat, we pride ourselves on helping our community grow and prosper. In recent years, Janesville Irish Fest has not only stimulated the Janesville economy, but has helped […]
Technology has afforded society wonderful opportunities in that it allows individuals quick answers to what otherwise would be complex questions. In the area of business law, we have seen the explosion of websites and organizations that offer instant on-line assistance for the formation of LLCs, corporations and partnerships
Wisconsin is the only state with a “marital property” law. Generally, the law in Wisconsin presumes that you and your spouse own everything as marital property. If that presumption is true, each spouse owns 50% of each item of property, and each spouse may transfer his/her 50% interest in each item to anyone else at death