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Jessica joined Wessels Law Office (now Wessels & Liebau) in 2016. She is a graduate of Marquette University Law School (cum laude) and of St. Norbert College (summa cum laude). Jessica is on the board of the Elder Law and Special Needs Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin, and is the Editor of the Elder Law and Special Needs Journal of Wisconsin. Jessica is an active member of the national and Wisconsin chapters of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA and WI-NAELA), the Ozaukee Bar Association, and the Association of Women Lawyers. In addition to her client work, Jessica volunteers her time with numerous local organizations. In particular, she is a member of the Life Navigators, Inc. Trust Committee, a board member for Balance, Inc., the President of the Mequon-Thiensville Chamber of Commerce, and a volunteer attorney with Legal Action of Wisconsin's Volunteer Lawyers Project.

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Recent publications on practicing elder law in the time of COVID:

        Law Practice During and After COVID-19, ABA GP Solo Magazine, July 2020.

        Beyond COVID-19: Not All of Us Want a Return to Normal, Wisconsin Lawyer, Dec. 2020.

More about Attorney Jessica Liebau:

Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Special Needs Attorney

Attorney Jessica Liebau enjoys practicing elder law and special needs planning because it allows her to solve complex problems in a creative way.

Jessica is a partner at Wessels & Liebau LLC. She focuses her practice primarily in the areas of elder law, special needs planning, estate planning, guardianship, guardian-ad-litem (GAL), and estate and trust administration. She is a trained elder law mediator as well as an experienced litigator in the areas of guardianship, adult-at-risk restraining orders, elder abuse cases, and trusts and probate matters. This means she knows when it make sense to litigate, and when it makes sense to take less restrictive or more collaborative measures.