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The differences between divorce, legal separation and annulment

On behalf of Bridge Law Office, LLC on Friday, October 18, 2019.

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 exist.

Perhaps you do not want to irrevocably divorce under law. You may even want to declare that your marriage never legally existed through the process of annulment. In any case of separation, you may wish to seek the expertise and advice of an experienced divorce attorney to help you decide which arrangement proves best for you and your spouse.

Seeking advice on opening a new chapter in life after a divorce

On behalf of Bridge Law Office, LLC on Saturday, September 7, 2019.

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 a new chapter in life is an intimidating concept.

While a similar life event can be fraught with emotions, the decision to part ways could lead you into a better situation in the future. Although getting past your current situation and reaching the point where you are ready to move on may seem difficult, there are some steps that could help you achieve this goal.

Tips for successful co-parenting

On behalf of Bridge Law Office, LLC on Friday, June 28, 2019.

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.

Consider mediation for a better divorce experience

On behalf of Bridge Law Office, LLC on Friday, May 17, 2019.

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 winner and a loser.

Are you financially prepared for divorce?

On behalf of Bridge Law Office, LLC on Thursday, December 20, 2018.

Divorce can get financially and emotionally complicated. If you’re thinking about a divorce or are already involved in the process, it’s a good idea to know your financial situation. Knowing where you stand will help you see the big picture and give you more control throughout your divorce proceedings.

It’s only natural that many of the decisions made in divorce are emotional, so having knowledge of your financial situation can help you be more practical with your monetary decision making.

The differences between divorce, legal separation and annulment

Seeking advice on opening a new chapter in life after a divorce

Tips for successful co-parenting

Consider mediation for a better divorce experience

Are you financially prepared for divorce?

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