Meet the Attorney Who'll Actually Handle Your Plan

For Alexander, estate planning has never really been about legal documents. It's about the phone call that doesn't have to happen — the one where a family member has to figure out probate court, guess at what you wanted, or scramble to get access to your accounts during the worst week of their life.

Alexander S. Colwell, Esq., CPA founded Colwell Law Office, LLC to give Wisconsin families a straightforward, personal path to that peace of mind — without the confusing legal jargon, without the upsell, and without the office visit if you don't want one.

An attorney who also thinks like a CPA

Alexander passed the Wisconsin bar in 2017 and spent about two and a half years working in public accounting before deciding to focus his legal practice exclusively on estate planning. What sets him apart is that combination: legal training paired with a Certified Public Accountant's eye for the financial details. Estate plans don't just need to be legally valid — they need to make sense with your taxes, your accounts, and how your assets are actually titled. That combination catches issues that a purely legal (or purely financial) review might miss.

A personal approach, from start to finish

You won't be handed off to a paralegal or a call center. You'll work directly with Alexander — from your first conversation through the day your plan is signed, and anytime you need to make changes down the road.

Every family's situation is different, and documents drafted from a generic template rarely fit well. Alexander takes the time to understand your goals — for your spouse, your children, your business, or your own care as you age — before recommending a plan built around them.

Credentials

• Licensed Wisconsin Attorney since 2017 (9+ years of experience)
• Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
• Focused on wills, revocable living trusts, probate, trust administration, powers of attorney, and special needs planning