Milwaukee, Wisconsin Family Law Blog
Creating A Coparenting Framework In The World Of COVID-19
As Wisconsin joins the list of states enacting shelter in place orders, many clients have been curious about what this means for two household families. As we always advise clients, placement orders must be followed except in rare and extenuating circumstances when...
How a person can protect their finances during a divorce
Having financial problems is one of the main factors that lead to divorce in Wisconsin and other states. After a divorce, individuals may experience financial fallout that can leave them struggling to pick up the pieces for many years into the future. Here are a few...
Many Wisconsin spouses cite these reasons for divorce
When you got married, you undoubtedly expected your relationship would last a lifetime. Many Wisconsin spouses have had similar intentions when they vow to support the loves of their lives "for better or for worse." In a perfect world, all your hopes and dreams would...
Study examines marital happiness after newlywed years
Many people believe that a decline in marital happiness and satisfaction is almost inevitable. Conventional wisdom tells people that newlyweds start off their marriages with a honeymoon period that ends after some time, leading to greater conflict and sometimes,...
Study explores money issues when older people divorce
According to a recently published study, there is a growing trend of divorce among those over fifty. The trend, known as “gray divorce,” involves people over 50 years old. In Wisconsin, and nationwide, those in this demographic face unique financial...
Prenuptial agreements becoming more popular among millennials
Getting engaged is an exciting life moment. It’s normal for that excitement to turn to stress when it comes to planning your wedding, writing your vows and preparing for life as a married couple. These are all significant for the big day and beyond, but there is...
3 things that can complicate property division in divorce
Divorce is rarely easy. However, when a couple shares a complex portfolio of valuable assets, things can get complicated fast. Whether everyone involved is up front about their finances or some things are hidden away, special care must be taken to ensure a fair...
Protecting your assets in a community property state
They say that a large number of people across the country, including many here in Wisconsin, either marry later in life or remarry. In many cases, this means that each party could already have significant assets once the wedding day arrives. If you empathize with this...
Exploring prenuptial agreements
Many people in Wisconsin and elsewhere in the nation believe prenuptial agreements are for wealthy individuals or celebrities with significant assets to protect. While this is largely true, documents of this nature can be just as beneficial for individuals of average...
How job loss can affect the divorce process
The process of untying the knot can suddenly become even more stressful for couples if one spouse loses his or her job. When this happens, a court often makes an attempt to develop a better understanding of the circumstances involved before making any rulings...
