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**Eric David Christoffersen** **Shareholder, David F. Grams & Associates, S.C.** **Location: Middleton, WI | Stoughton, WI** Eric David Christoffersen is a dedicated attorney at David F. Grams & Associates, S.C., where he serves as a shareholder and operates the firm’s Stoughton satellite office. With a comprehensive practice encompassing Estate Planning, Personal Injury, Real Estate, General Practice, and Tax law, Eric is committed to providing tailored legal solutions to individuals, families, and business owners throughout Middleton and beyond. Drawing on his extensive legal knowledge, Eric assists clients in crafting personalized estate plans that align with their unique circumstances and goals. He takes pride in fostering long-term relationships, positioning himself as a trusted advisor and “general counsel” for his clients. His holistic approach ensures that clients not only receive expert guidance in trusts and estates, business matters, tax implications, and real estate transactions, but also access to a network of specialized professionals for any additional legal needs. A cum laude graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School, Eric earned a prestigious certificate in Estate Planning with Honors, reflecting his commitment to excellence in his field. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Finance from the UW-La Crosse College of Business Administration. Eric is a sought-after speaker on various estate planning topics, sharing his insights and expertise with the community. Outside of his legal practice, Eric resides in Waunakee with his wife, Eve, and their two daughters, Lily and Emma. His deep roots in the local community further enhance his understanding of the legal needs of his clients, making him a reliable advocate in navigating the complexities of the law.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.