Divorce can be difficult for many reasons. Among those reasons is the possibility of losing things that are important to you. When you enter divorce trial in Wisconsin, the judge will determine how to divide all marital property in half. Each former spouse will walk...
Month: June 2020
Separating? Watch out for these potential issues
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Jun 12, 2020 | Family Law
If you're putting off getting a divorce, something that you might be considering is a separation. Separations can be great in some ways, but there are also some harmful side effects.When you think about a separation, you probably think of a few months where a couple...
How to avoid drunk driving in Wisconsin
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Jun 11, 2020 |
By the end of a long work week, you might look forward to going on a date with your spouse or partner, or getting together with friends for some recreational time. Whether you gather at a home or go to a club, part of your social activity might include imbibing...
The 6-month waiting period to get remarried could change
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Jun 5, 2020 | Family Law
Living in Wisconsin, you may know about the requirements to get a divorce, like separation periods or the paperwork you need to file. Did you know that there is a waiting period to get remarried, though?The state has long had the requirement that divorcees wait at...
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