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Ever wonder what the State Bar's lobbyists do after the Legislature adjourns? This article shares what they are up to when the senators and representatives return home.

A bill that would have increased statutory limits to compensation for exonerees didn't get a floor vote as the Assembly finished most of its business last week.

The legislature is rapidly drawing to a close for the 2025-26 session. Here's a quick overview of legislation of interest to State Bar members.

A new law signed by Gov. Evers will require both parties in a child support or maintenance order to exchange information on substantial changes in income.

Following the legislature can get overwhelming. Here's a list of helpful tips to keep up with the Capitol in the busy spring legislative session.

A new law drafted by the State Bar's Family Law Section will allow for some parties who have legal representation to complete a divorce by affidavit, saving time and money and lowering stress for those involved.