Divorce hearings can sometimes stretch on for months, increasing financial pressure. If you do not have the time or the resources to wait, mediation may be for you. Mediation offers a structured way to resolve issues without the back and forth of court filings and...
When you think about divorce, you may conjure images of aggressive arguments in court before a judge, full of “gotcha” moments and tension. While there’s a real possibility that your marriage dissolution will play out in court, there are other options. This includes...
Ending a marriage is not without its challenges, even when both spouses agree to an amicable separation. Even though an uncontested divorce seems simple, proper preparation is key to avoiding surprises and unnecessary stress. Knowing what to expect and what decisions...
The divorce process can feel daunting. After all, there may be several legal issues that you’ll have to confront, including property division, child custody, alimony and child support, and the outcomes of these issues can shape your life for decades to come. But your...
Divorce mediation offers a better way for many couples to separate. This constructive, peaceful process helps you reach agreements outside of court. The process prioritizes cooperation and fairness. But here is the critical question: If mediation is neutral, do you...
Divorce is incredibly stressful for you as parents, but your children often feel that stress even more deeply. When you decide to separate, choosing the right legal path can be crucial for their long-term health. A collaborative divorce offers a respectful,...
Your divorce doesn’t have to resolve through contested litigation. Instead, you can try to resolve your marriage dissolution through settlement negotiations. This is oftentimes best accomplished through mediation, where a third-party helps facilitate conversation and...
An uncontested divorce can be a smoother option when both spouses agree on key issues. In Wisconsin, this process often saves time and lowers stress. But even in these cases, paperwork mistakes or missing details slow things down. Couples who know the common issues...
There is a common notion that all divorce cases need to go to court. This is not always accurate. In fact, most couples try to avoid trial and seek simpler, alternative methods for settling their divorce agreements out of court. If you and your spouse are considering...
When you think about divorce, you might conjure images of hard-fought battles playing out in open court. While these contentious situations do occur on a regular basis in the divorce realm, your case doesn’t have to play out like that. Instead, if you and your spouse...