Hoff, Matuszak & Matyas, with locations in Appleton and Shawano, is committed to providing you with quality, personalized legal services. Our attorneys and staff understand that your case is unique, and we will work with you to come up with solutions that are best for you on both a legal and personal level. We believe in a team practice approach, meaning that our entire staff will have a working knowledge of your case and will be ready to help you.
To better assist you, we offer a wide variety of legal services. Our attorneys practice family law, including divorce, post divorce, child custody and placement, child support, paternity, and spousal maintenance. We also practice personal injury, real estate, bankruptcy, business, and estate planning. We serve clients in Outagamie, Winnebago, Calumet, Brown, Waupaca, Shawano, and other nearby counties.
Call us todayCall us today to schedule a free consultation. We offer strong legal support in divorce, child support and custody, spousal maintenance and more.
To better assist you, we offer a wide variety of legal services. Our attorneys practice family law, including divorce, post divorce, child custody and placement, child support, paternity, and spousal maintenance. We also practice personal injury, real estate, bankruptcy, business, and estate planning. We serve clients in Outagamie, Winnebago, Calumet, Brown, Waupaca, Shawano, and other nearby counties.
Call us todayCall us today to schedule a free consultation. We offer strong legal support in divorce, child support and custody, spousal maintenance and more.
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Dan has always been actively involved in the community.
He coached the St. Joseph's Middle School football team since its inception in 2002 through 2013.
In 1999, his firm won the State Bar Pro Bono Law Firm of the Year for legal assistance to the community.
Before going into solo practice in 2008, he was a nineteen year member shareholder of the law firm of Glenn, Hoff & Hoff, S.C.
He was formerly the president of the Outagamie County Bar Association from 2002-2003, and was the vice president in 2002.
He coached the St. Joseph's Middle School football team since its inception in 2002 through 2013.
In 1999, his firm won the State Bar Pro Bono Law Firm of the Year for legal assistance to the community.
Before going into solo practice in 2008, he was a nineteen year member shareholder of the law firm of Glenn, Hoff & Hoff, S.C.
He was formerly the president of the Outagamie County Bar Association from 2002-2003, and was the vice president in 2002.
After receiving her bachelor's degree, summa cum laude, from the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay, Amy earned her J.D., cum laude, from Marquette University Law School.
While pursuing her law degree, she was an Associate Editor of the Marquette Law Review, the law school's flagship publication.
She also served as a research assistant to the dean of the law school, Joseph D. Kearney, where she conducted research on potential improvements to the Wisconsin Rules of Civil Procedure.
In 2016, Amy was awarded membership in the Pro Bono Honor Society for providing at least fifty hours of pro bono legal services to benefit low income Wisconsin residents.
While pursuing her law degree, she was an Associate Editor of the Marquette Law Review, the law school's flagship publication.
She also served as a research assistant to the dean of the law school, Joseph D. Kearney, where she conducted research on potential improvements to the Wisconsin Rules of Civil Procedure.
In 2016, Amy was awarded membership in the Pro Bono Honor Society for providing at least fifty hours of pro bono legal services to benefit low income Wisconsin residents.
Norma Brink enjoys working with both residential and commercial real estate clients.
Norma enjoys helping simplify what can be sometimes be complex transactions for those who don't often need the services of a lawyer.
She drafts offers to purchase, transfer documents, and provides advice to needed to help make your real estate transaction move smoothly through closing.
Norma can also assist you with leases, Landlord/Tenant issues, Business Advice as well as Estate Planning.
In addition to Practicing Law - Norma has served on the Board of Directors of Thrivent Bank and Trust Company for approximately 15 years.
Norma enjoys helping simplify what can be sometimes be complex transactions for those who don't often need the services of a lawyer.
She drafts offers to purchase, transfer documents, and provides advice to needed to help make your real estate transaction move smoothly through closing.
Norma can also assist you with leases, Landlord/Tenant issues, Business Advice as well as Estate Planning.
In addition to Practicing Law - Norma has served on the Board of Directors of Thrivent Bank and Trust Company for approximately 15 years.
Rebecca attended FVTC, where she graduated with Highest Honors with a degree in Paralegal Studies.
Prior to graduating, she was a member of the honors society and interned at our office.
She does volunteer work for Outagamie County, where she runs the free family law legal clinic.
We believe in team practice, meaning that our entire staff will work together to achieve the best results for you.
Prior to graduating, she was a member of the honors society and interned at our office.
She does volunteer work for Outagamie County, where she runs the free family law legal clinic.
We believe in team practice, meaning that our entire staff will work together to achieve the best results for you.
Divorce can be a highly stressful, life changing event.
At Hoff, Bushaw & Matuszak, we will work with you to help ease your concerns and keep the process moving forward as smoothly as possible for you and your family.
Wisconsin is a "no fault" divorce state.
This means that as long as either you or your spouse allege that your marriage is irretrievably broken and that there is no reasonable prospect of reconciliation, the court will grant a divorce if all the right steps are taken.
The process begins with the filing of a summons and petition of divorce and ends after a final divorce hearing.
At Hoff, Bushaw & Matuszak, we will work with you to help ease your concerns and keep the process moving forward as smoothly as possible for you and your family.
Wisconsin is a "no fault" divorce state.
This means that as long as either you or your spouse allege that your marriage is irretrievably broken and that there is no reasonable prospect of reconciliation, the court will grant a divorce if all the right steps are taken.
The process begins with the filing of a summons and petition of divorce and ends after a final divorce hearing.
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