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When married couples grow older, they might worry about their financial situation. Budgeting for retirement in Wisconsin can be challenging, and things could become more complicated when the spouses are over age 50 and headed for divorce. A gray divorce might help two...
When Wisconsin couples get divorced, they must be prepared to face the emotional and financial consequences of ending their marriages. People who are in this situation should carefully prepare to minimize some of the problems that could otherwise arise. Understanding...
Wisconsin doctors put in a lot of hard work and dedication to enjoy success. However, if you own a medical practice and are going through a divorce, you might worry about what happens to all those accomplishments. Property division in Wisconsin Wisconsin is a...
When parents divorce in Wisconsin, one of the issues they must face is how to divide parenting time. Many couples decide a co-parenting plan will be best for them and their children, but what is the best schedule for divorcing parents to follow? Developing your...
Nesting refers to a parenting arrangement in which children stay in the same family home, while the parents take turns living there with them. The idea behind nesting is to minimize the disruptions to the children's lives and provide them with a sense of stability, as...
If you are going through a child custody battle, you may be wondering if mediation is the right option for you. Mediation is a process where both parents meet with a neutral third party to try and come to an agreement about child custody. How does mediation work? The...
If you are a parent in the middle of a child custody case, you might encounter the concept of reasonable visitation. Wisconsin judges might award fixed visitation, with specific times and even places for visitation to take place, or reasonable visitation, leaving the...
Divorce is inevitably a trying process characterized by a host of difficult emotions. Given the conflicting feelings that often accompany the decision to dissolve a marriage, it can be all too easy to overlook critical financial decisions that can have a lasting...
As a community property state, Wisconsin law generally requires divorcing couples to split their assets 50/50, unless they come to a different arrangement. For a business owner, this could cause a liquidity crisis if you lack sufficient funds to pay out half of the...
A parenting plan is a key tool that can help people successfully raise their children after a Wisconsin divorce. Because it is drafted as the parents are in the middle of ending their marriage, the process might be complicated. However, if parents can set aside their...