When Theodore M. ("Ted") Schober began practicing law in New Berlin in 1948, he started a family tradition that has endured over 50 years. Today, the tradition continues with four of Ted's children joining eleven other attorneys, practicing law with the firm of Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C.

The firm's fifteen attorneys have a tradition of concern for clients, fairness in all matters and quality legal representation.

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Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. prides itself in providing quality legal service to its clients throughout Waukesha County, Southeastern Wisconsin and beyond. The firm presently has offices in New Berlin, Oconomowoc, and Wauwatosa. While all of the firm's attorneys are able to meet clients at any of the firm's offices, Mike Schober, Tom Schober, John Schober, Laurie Carnahan, Rob Sullivan, Tamara Skoglund, Todd Goodwin, John Bruce and Tim Lovett are based in New Berlin whileTodd Mitchell, Charles J. Stansberry, Jr., Robert C. Daly and Patricia Lohman Prestash are based at the firm's Oconomowoc office.  Barry Szymanski primarily meets with clients from his Wauwatosa office.

The firm's lawyers combine over 300 years of legal experience to serve individuals, businesses and branches of government. The attorneys of Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. are experienced in virtually all areas of legal practice, including all levels of state and federal courts and government agencies.

Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. is committed to providing its clients quality legal service with the highest degree of legal ethics, professionalism and confidentiality. Fee arrangements are discussed during initial consultations. You will have comfort and peace of mind knowing that matters you entrust to Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. will be handled with a great degree of professional expertise with your best interests always first.

Schober Schober & Mitchell, S.C. prides itself in providing quality legal services at reasonable rates and is dedicated to serving all its clients' legal needs.