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A new law in Wisconsin allows eligible couples to complete their divorce using notarized affidavits instead of attending an in-person court hearing. The new process offers an alternative to the traditional court-hearing method. It is intended to stre… Read More

Filing for bankruptcy is never an easy decision. But for individuals struggling with debt, it can provide a much-needed financial reset. A common question many people have before filing is whether they can keep their house and car after bankruptcy. S… Read More

What Can and What Can’t Debt Collectors Do Millions of Americans have debts that have been sent to collections. While the process can be stressful, it should not be abusive, threatening, harassing, or deceptive in nature. Federal and state laws… Read More

Divorce is rarely simple, and when adultery enters the picture, emotions and legal questions often run high. Many people assume that infidelity automatically impacts the outcome of a divorce, but that’s not always true. Understanding how adultery f… Read More

Life often involves disputes. Divorce, child custody, landlord-tenant issues, debt, property damage, and breach of contract are just some of the most common civil disputes that occur in Wisconsin. At some point in your life, you or someone in your fa… Read More

If you find yourself in the position of considering a divorce and also needing to file for bankruptcy you may be wondering what your options are. Are you required to file for bankruptcy as a married couple? Can you be saddled with debt accrued by you… Read More

You are considering divorce and have your initial consultation with a family law attorney scheduled. That was a big step. With the date on your calendar, you now find yourself wondering how do I prepare for the initial consultation with a family law… Read More

Deciding to separate from your spouse is never easy. Once that decision is made, it’s important to think carefully about how you’ll handle the separation and divorce process, not just legally and financially, but also it terms of privacy and divo… Read More