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With the holidays approaching, clients often ask us if it’s a good time of year to handle important estate planning matters. We always suggest that clients use the time they spend with their family ...

As the holidays roll around, you might be spending a lot of time with your family. This valuable time together might make you thankful for your loved ones, but it should also make you think about what ...

With Independence Day coming up, have you been thinking about what your own independence looks like as you get older? If so, you should consider exploring long-term care planning with Kitzke & ...

Click here to see John Kitzke’s post on Kitzke & Canfield LLC attending the Financial Planning Association Symposium of Wisconsin. The event will be held on October 28 th and 29 th at the Potawatomi ...

Establishing power of attorney is key to preserving your well-being and financial assets in the event you become incapacitated. However, if done incorrectly, it could create significant complications ...

Attorneys Kitzke & Canfield Host Seminar for Small Business Owners As an entrepreneur entering the small business waters, or an existing business owner already in the business pool, you are prepared ...

The Financial Planning Association (FPA) of Wisconsin is holdings its upcoming 2018 Financial Planning Symposium. This large conference brings together a variety of professionals to discuss ...

As a small business owner or entrepreneur who runs a company of your making, you surely know all about how to attract clients, innovate, and maximize profits. However, if you are like most other ...

At Kitzke & Canfield LLC, we consider it a privilege and an honor when colleagues refer clients to our office. If you are considering referring a client to an outside source for estate planning , ...

As a small business owner or entrepreneur who runs a company of your making, you surely know all about how to attract clients, innovate, and maximize profits. However, if you are like most other ...

If you don’t want to get the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) breathing down your neck, then you must have just recently finished your taxes for this year. All around your home office, you probably have ...