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Every marriage builds a financial history. Wisconsin courts generally divide marital assets and debts equally, though specific factors may alter that split. Gathering financial records early creates a clear picture of your situation and helps these discussions move...
When you face disagreements over your children’s future and other shared responsibilities, the traditional courtroom feels like a last resort. Oftentimes, the formal legal process can encourage hostility and be too rigid. Because of this, many Wisconsin families turn...
Parents who divorce when their children are still at home choose mediation over litigation when they can for a number of reasons. The mediation process typically requires negotiation and compromise, while a litigated divorce is more likely to involve conflict,...
Divorce is a stressful time when people may be in particular need of emotional support and company. The entire process can easily take a year or more, during which spouses may feel cut off from their communities and overall lonely. If they meet someone new while the...
The holiday season often carries heavy emotional weight, making it a difficult time to address marital struggles. However, once the calendar turns to January, many people want to start with a clean slate. Filing for divorce in the New Year is not about giving up on...