We all want the best for our children. Protecting an inheritance if you or your adult child is going through a divorce could be important if you want to be sure that they have money for college and other important expenses later. Fortunately, in the event of a divorce, inheritances are normally treated the same […]
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How Domestic Violence Charges Can Affect Your Divorce
Divorce is difficult enough for everyone involved, without adding in domestic violence or other criminal charges. Whether you are the person accused of domestic violence or the victim of abuse, you should know that this is a serious charge that can affect every part of your life, including your divorce proceedings. Domestic Violence Can Affect […]
Understanding Different Types of Visitation
During a divorce, visitation regarding the children might become an issue that is discussed. In Wisconsin, there are different types of visitation, each intended to ensure that children are safe and healthy while visiting either parent. Whether you are going through a divorce or considering one, if you have children, it’s important that you have […]
Divorce vs. Annulment: What Do You Qualify For?
Divorce is never fun, but sometimes there is another option like annulment, which can make splitting up a little easier. If you are considering divorce or annulment, here’s what you should know about qualifying. What is the Difference Between Divorce and Annulment? First, it’s important to understand the difference between divorce and annulment. A divorce […]
Common Terms to Include in a Divorce Settlement
If you and your spouse are able to resolve your differences out of court – whether through mediation, collaborative methods, or informal negotiations – the terms of your divorce will be established in a written document known as a Marital Settlement Agreement. Regardless of the simplicity or complexity of your divorce, it is imperative that […]
Filing Taxes After Divorce: Essentials to Know
Regardless of how you filed your taxes while you were married, it will be important to reassess your tax planning strategy after you get divorced. Changes in income, maintenance (spousal support) obligations, child support payments, and various other factors related to your divorce could all impact your potential income tax liability, and you will want […]