Overview
Many lawyers will tell you they are drawn to practicing law because they enjoy problem solving. For Michael, he represents clients to prevent problems. His goal as an estate planning attorney is to help his clients avoid the costs and headaches associated with the lengthy and rigid probate process.
Michael enjoys collaborating with clients in the creation of their estate plans, whether that be setting up wills, trusts, or both. He takes complex legal concepts and makes them easy to understand. Clients appreciate his personable nature and calm demeanor. He is always eager to talk to his clients and get to know them, their families and their business ventures so he can construct the best plan to fit their needs.
Membership & Involvement
Member: Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce Pulse Young Professionals Network; Outagamie County Bar Association
Resources & Insights
Alerts
Firm News
- Michael Shaw Joins Amundsen Davis's Appleton Office
Michael Shaw Joins Amundsen Davis's Appleton OfficeWe would like to welcome Michael Shaw to our Trusts, Estates & Succession Planning Service Group in our Appleton office.
- Navigating the Future: Essential Steps for Estate Planning After the Loss of a Loved One
Navigating the Future: Essential Steps for Estate Planning After the Loss of a Loved OneDeath is never an easy subject to discuss. No matter how many times it touches our lives, it never gets any easier. Every time a loved one is taken from us, the pain is fresh, and it lasts. Coupled with the pain is the stress and uncertainty when left in charge of the estate of a family member or friend. Sure, when they asked you to take on the responsibility, you took it on without hesitation, because of the importance of the task and the bond you had with them. But now you are left wondering – what do I do?
- New Gift and Estate Tax Exemption Limits for 2024
New Gift and Estate Tax Exemption Limits for 2024The Internal Revenue Service has announced the new limits for the Gift and Estate Tax Exemption for 2024, the amount of taxable gifts that can be made during lifetime and/or the amount that can be passed at death without being subject to gift or estate tax. The new limit for an individual is $13.61 million, up from the $12.92 million limit of 2023.
Education
Marquette University School of Law, J.D., 2022
Marquette University, B.A., 2019
Admissions
- Wisconsin