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The divorce process can be stressful and challenging when there are contested issues in your case. Many people going through a divorce will turn to friends and family — and it is certainly reasonable to seek out help when you need it. Given the ongoing pandemic,...
A recent survey shows that a shocking number of Americans have yet to begin the estate planning process. Only 32% of adults have a will or other estate planning documents in place, representing an 8% decrease from 2019 and a 10% decrease from 2017. Like many of these...
Some marriages withstand the infidelity of one or both partners. Yet, the discovery of an affair – or of repeated indiscretions – can break apart a seemingly solid union. No matter how you found out about your spouse’s infidelity, you may feel that divorce is your...
Many young adults saw the turmoil their parents went through in divorce. Because of this, some are taking a different approach and attitude to saying, "I do." As more millennials are marrying later in life, they’re also deciding to form prenuptial agreements before...
Even if both you and your ex have similar incomes, it is rare that partners on equal footing in terms of personal property. So, if you decided to divorce, it pays to understand the technical nature of property division in Wisconsin. In Wisconsin, the division of...
You may know just how important it is to have an estate plan in place. Perhaps you used several professionals to help you with the process. It's comforting to know that your wishes are documented and that you have a plan in place for the end of your life. However,...
You and your spouse choose to separate, but you do not make the decision lightly. You hope that ending your marriage through a legal procedure will prove best for you and your spouse's health and happiness. In Wisconsin, three types of legal divisions of marriages...
It is no secret that going through the end of a marriage can be a stressful and daunting process. If you and your spouse decide to part ways, you might have concerns about how the outcome of your divorce will affect your life and you may feel that the idea of opening...
Co-parenting is rarely an easy task, especially with couples that have had contentious breakups. However, effective co-parenting can make the transition for your children easier and help them grow up in a healthy and well-adjusted environment. What does...
Your divorce doesn’t have to go to court anymore. Many couples are choosing mediation instead. In traditional divorce proceedings, the court system can be painfully slow and expensive, and often seems better suited for enemies fighting until there’s a...
