Profile
A Family-Owned Firm Fighting for Milwaukee Families
For nearly five decades, Hart Law Office has been a steadfast advocate for residents of Southeastern Wisconsin. Founded in 1977 by Richard H. Hart, this father-and-son law firm combines the wisdom of extensive experience with the energy of modern legal practice. Located in the historic Marshall Building in Milwaukee’s Third Ward, they offer a personalized alternative to large, impersonal firms. Richard and his son, Eric Hart, understand that legal issues affecting the family-whether a divorce or a criminal charge-are among the most stressful events in a person’s life, and they are dedicated to guiding clients through these storms with compassion and integrity.
Divorce and Family Law
The core of their practice is Family Law. Hart Law Office handles all aspects of Divorce, from amicable uncontested separations to high-conflict litigation involving significant assets. They are deeply experienced in matters of Child Custody and placement, always prioritizing the well-being of the children involved. The attorneys also assist with post-judgment modifications, paternity actions, and Prenuptial Agreements, helping clients secure their financial future while navigating emotional transitions.
Criminal Defense and Personal Injury
Beyond family law, the firm provides aggressive representation in Criminal Defense. They defend the rights of individuals accused of misdemeanors and felonies, including DUI/OWI, drug offenses, and domestic violence. Their goal is to ensure fair treatment under the law and to protect their clients’ freedom and reputations.
Additionally, Hart Law Office advocates for victims of negligence. Their Personal Injury practice helps those injured in car accidents, slip and falls, and other incidents recover the compensation they deserve for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
A Client-Centered Philosophy
- Accessibility: Understanding that legal problems don’t stop at 5:00 PM, they offer evening and weekend appointments to accommodate working clients.
- Affordability: The firm offers reasonable fees, including flat fees for certain services and contingency fees for personal injury cases, ensuring quality representation is accessible.
- Reputation: Richard Hart is AV Preeminent® Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest rating for legal ability and ethical standards.
Historic Third Ward Location
The firm is proud to call the Historic Third Ward home. Their offices are located in the landmark Marshall Building at 207 E Buffalo St #201. This vibrant neighborhood, known for its art galleries and boutiques, provides a welcoming atmosphere. The office is easily accessible from downtown and the freeway, making it a convenient destination for clients from across Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Ozaukee counties.
At Hart Law Office, you are treated like family, not a case number. With a legacy of service dating back to 1977, Richard and Eric Hart have the skill and dedication to protect what matters most to you 🏛️.
Specializing In
Divorce Litigation, Collaborative Divorce, OWI Defense, Car Accidents, Paternity Actions
Address & Location
The Marshall Building207 E Buffalo St #201Milwaukee, WI 53202
Building Location
The firm is located in the historic Marshall Building, a classic six-story brick warehouse structure in the heart of the Historic Third Ward. The building is famous for housing numerous art galleries and creative businesses.
Suite Access
Enter the main lobby of the Marshall Building from East Buffalo Street. Take the elevator to the 2nd Floor. The office is located in Suite 201.
Parking Details
Metered street parking is available on E Buffalo St and surrounding streets in the Third Ward. There are also public parking structures nearby, such as the Historic Third Ward Parking Structure.
Public Transit
The Milwaukee Streetcar (The Hop) stops nearby at the Historic Third Ward station. MCTS bus lines also service Water Street, just a short walk away.
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