Wisconsin Divorce

by WomansDivorce.com

The following information is a resource on Wisconsin divorce. If you are getting a separation or divorce, you'll find the resources to help you make the best decisions in your situation. You can locate experienced divorce lawyers in your area or find do it yourself options, such as divorce forms and online divorce services. There is also information about WI divorce laws, child support guidelines, worksheets, and calculators. To help you recover from divorce, you can look up local divorce support groups as well as access information on domestic violence resources in the state.

WISCONSIN DIVORCE LAWYERS

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DIVORCE FORM PREPARATION

Have all of your documents completed for you without a lawyer! This service helps you easily prepare your uncontested divorce papers online by walking you through a series of questions. The final papers are accurate and up-to-date and you will receive detailed instruction on how to file your papers with the court system. You'll also be able to get free access to a large number of downloadable books (worth more than $750) that discuss all the issues that come up in a divorce. Plus, they offer "Real Person" customer support by phone & e-mail. Start your Wisconsin divorce today.

QDRO PREPARATION

QDRO Preparation - This service by QdroDesk is for individuals and lawyers alike, offering the ability to prepare a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) for the division of retirement accounts.

DIVORCE AND PARENTING SERVICES

Mandatory Parent Education Classes - All separating and divorcing parents of minor children are required to take a parent education classes. These classes help education parents about the effects of dissolution of the family unit on children and how parents can help their children deal with the divorce or separation. You can contact your local Family Court Commissioner's office for more information regarding dates and locations of classes in your area. You can also use the links below to find out more:

We also have a separate page that lists a variety of divorce and parenting resources, including education to help parents keep kids out of the middle of divorce, Christian legal alternatives to help couples structure a settlement agreement without the hassle and cost of having to go to court, and resources to help you locate a qualified divorce attorney or mediator. Check out these Parenting & Divorce Resources.

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DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUPS

Look up local divorce groups in your area. In addition to DivorceCare, there are groups for adults, children, and those supporting survivors of domestic abuse.