About Daniel E. Olsen — General Practice Jefferson Wisconsin

Daniel E. Olsen is a general practice Jefferson attorney serving clients across Jefferson County in southeastern Wisconsin. The practice handles a wide mix of everyday legal matters — family law, wills and probate, real estate, traffic and minor criminal cases, and small business document preparation. Most local cases route through the Jefferson County Circuit Court at 311 South Center Avenue, Jefferson — the county seat.

The firm’s approach reflects long-standing community relationships in a smaller Wisconsin county. As a result, clients benefit from local insight on which judges, clerks, and procedures matter for their case. Anyone weighing additional options can also browse the Jefferson attorney directory for further Jefferson County counsel.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe Olsen as patient, plain-spoken, and responsive. They appreciate clear flat-fee quotes for routine work and willingness to explain Wisconsin procedure step by step. Several note feeling treated like neighbors rather than file numbers — common in tight-knit Jefferson County communities.

General Practice Jefferson — Practice Areas & Services

• Divorce, custody, and family law matters in Jefferson County Circuit Court
• Wills, simple trusts, and probate administration under Wisconsin Chapter 854
• Residential real estate closings and deed preparation
• Traffic violations and misdemeanors at Jefferson County circuit branches
• Power of attorney and health care directives under Wisconsin Chapter 155
• Small business contract review and entity formation

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a general practice Jefferson attorney typically handle?

A generalist covers the everyday legal needs Jefferson County families and small businesses face — wills, divorces, deeds, traffic tickets, and simple contracts. For specialized matters like complex litigation or federal criminal defense, a generalist will refer the case out. This keeps fees reasonable for routine work.

How long does a Wisconsin divorce take in Jefferson County?

Wisconsin imposes a mandatory 120-day waiting period from service of the divorce petition before any divorce can be granted. Most uncontested cases finalize within 6 to 8 months. Once granted, neither party may remarry anywhere in the world for at least 6 months under Wisconsin Statute § 765.03.

Where will my Jefferson County case be heard?

Civil cases, felonies, family law matters, and probate are filed at the Jefferson County Circuit Court at 311 South Center Avenue, Jefferson. Small claims and certain traffic matters are also heard there. Federal cases proceed at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.