Kay & Kay Law Firm / Brookfield, Wisconsin
A general practice, in the literal sense.
Thirty-one areas of law. One office on Brookfield Road. Three generations of one family.
4.4 from 27 Google reviewsSample matters from their published service list.
Eight of the thirty-one matters on their service list. See all thirty-one.
Not every matter ends up in a courtroom. The firm is built for both.
1987
A transcript and an incorporation.
Susan started Brown & Jones Reporting, Inc. Tim Kay needed a court reporter, so he hired her. She asked him to incorporate the business.
They married in 1989. That is where the Kay family story begins.
Their own account. BLUE magazine, November 2016.
Thirty-one matters.
A general practice is a drawer with thirty-one labels in it, not a niche.
Their service list, as published. Thirty-one items.
- Asset Purchase Agreements
- Buy/Sell Agreements
- Commercial Real Estate
- Conditional Use Permits
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Stock Purchase Agreements
- Zoning Variances
7 of 31
- Business Litigation
- Litigation
- Personal Injury
3 of 31
- Annual Accounting for Trusts & Guardianships
- Divestiture/Title XIX
- Estate Planning
- Guardian ad Litem
- Guardianship, Trust
- Power of Attorney Health/Wealth
- Probate
- Wills
8 of 31
- Contract Drafting
- Corporations, LLCs
- Employment Contracts
3 of 31
- Criminal Defense
- Divorce
- Juvenile Delinquency & CHIPS
- Mental Commitments & Protective Placements
- Traffic Defense
5 of 31
- Condominiums
- Evictions
- Foreclosures
- Leases
- Real Estate Matters
5 of 31
Three generations.
Thomas, then Timothy, then Alexander. The name on the door has not changed hands outside the family.
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Thomas J. Kay
1934-2001He concentrated in probate, real estate, business and corporate matters, and was one of the original partners of Kay & Kay.
He served as President of the Okauchee Lake Yacht Club, and as church organist and choir director for several parishes, including St. John Vianney.
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Timothy T. Kay
General practitionerTimothy practices from the firm's Brookfield office. His work runs across small business, civil litigation, municipal law, personal injury, juvenile and family law, and criminal defense.
He has authored briefs for the Court of Appeals and petitions for review to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, and argued before that court. He has represented clients all the way to the United States Supreme Court.
He serves as Municipal Judge for Lake Country Municipal Courts, elected in 2012. Before that, he spent 25 years as the Town of Oconomowoc municipal prosecutor.
17 Municipalities under the Lake Country Municipal CourtsHe was elected Commodore of the Okauchee Lake Sailing Club for 1998 to 2000, and has been the longest serving president of the Oconomowoc Sports Booster Club, serving 2007-10 and active since 2005; the club donates over $100,000 a year. He was named Oconomowoc Person of the Year in 2015.
He lectures for the Stairway to Heroin program and judges the Wisconsin High School Mock Trial program.
“. . . You are a very smart lawyer, we’ve checked you out alright, you are a very smart guy.”
Tim has sailed since he was 8. Crazy Man’s Island, Okauchee Lake. His parents built one of the first A-frame houses on the island. BLUE magazine, November 2016
- State Bar of Wisconsin, General Practice, Municipal and Government Law sections
- Waukesha County Bar Association
- State Bar of Wisconsin Board of Governors, 2016-2017
- Guest commentator, Fox News Network and Wisconsin Public Radio
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Alexander T. Kay
Third generationAlex works with business owners, individuals and families on mergers and acquisitions, real estate acquisitions, sales and leasing, municipal zoning, entity formation, nonprofit organizations, construction liens, employment and non-compete agreements, business litigation, and general business matters.
Before the firm he was a judicial intern for Judge Diane S. Sykes at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and for Justice David T. Prosser at the Wisconsin Supreme Court. He was a research assistant to the Dean and Comment Editor of Marquette Law Review, and worked at General Electric in its Financial Management Program.
Admitted in Wisconsin and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
- Waukesha County Bar Association, Secretary and Board Member
- National C Scow Sailing Association, President
- Wisconsin Yachting Association, President
- Okauchee Lake Sailing Club, Rear Commodore
- Oconomowoc Area Foundation, Emerging Leader
- Inland Lake Yachting Association, Delegate
- State Bar of Wisconsin, Member
Where we’ve appeared.
Their own list, from their About page.
4.4
“I had the privilege of working with Attorney Timothy T. Kay at Kay & Kay Law Firm to probate my grandmother’s estate. I recognize that this estate likely presented unique challenges. Despite this, Attorney Kay handled everything with professionalism, patience, and compassion. His guidance and support throughout the process were invaluable and gave me the confidence to fulfill my responsibilities as Personal Representative. I am truly grateful for the care, attention, and expertise he and his staff provided every step of the way. I would highly recommend Kay & Kay Law Firm to anyone in need of estate or probate services.”
“The Kay and Kay law firm are professional, knowledgeable and they are reasonably priced. I would recommend them to anyone who needs expert legal advice especially in business matters.”
“Very Professional and Very easy to deal with. The Kay family is a third generation firm that maintain their values of fairness and respect for clients and the law. They keep appointments and are ready to help in many different areas. Their email letters are informative as to legal changes to be aware of in Wisconsin. Kay & Kay is a family firm to trust.”
Contact
675 N. Brookfield Road, Suite 200
Brookfield, Wisconsin 53045A block north of the Bluemound Corridor. Ten minutes from the Waukesha County Courthouse, twenty from Milwaukee County’s.
“We also have an office located in Oconomowoc to better service clients living in the Lake Country Area.”
Free initial consultations.