If you wish to divorce in Milwaukee, you do not need to cite a reason. Wisconsin is a no-fault state. You only need to say that your marriage has broken down and you cannot repair it. However, if you are considering divorce, you do have your reasons. A recent study of...
What can you do if your spouse empties your joint bank accounts?
While divorce is difficult for anyone who goes through it, the process will become far more challenging if your spouse has decided to play hardball. You might have hoped that the two of you would enter into proceedings on a level playing field. However, you quickly...
3 tricks for finding hidden assets before you file for divorce
During divorce proceedings, spouses may fight intensely to secure an advantage in the process and outcome. Trying to walk away with more marital property than the other person receives is a common goal in highly contentious divorces. Some people might start planning...
Why mediation has become a popular divorce tool
Litigating divorce was considered an inevitable part of divorce proceedings by most people for decades. However, in recent years, more amicable divorces have become popular and common. An amicable divorce usually requires that you work constructively with your ex and...
What is community property?
One of the first questions people ask when facing a divorce in Wisconsin often involves how the courts will divide their assets and debts. Every divorce is different, so the courts must look at family circumstances when trying to decide how to divide the assets and...