Wisconsin Divorce Lawyers for Women
Child Custody & Placement Laws Have Changed
Times have changed from the expectation that a mother will get more child placement because she was the stay-at-home mom. The law and the judges are no longer biased when it comes to child placement. The children's best interest is the primary consideration to determine placement and custody. Our attorneys will sit down with you and make sure you are in the best position to get what is best for your children.
Spousal Support and Occupation Transition Services
Our attorneys can help previous stay-at-home moms obtain a new job. We will discuss whether spousal support may be an option for you.
Regardless of your situation, you have enough on your plate, especially if you don't notice any signs your husband wants a divorce. Contact our firm today, so you can continue to be a strong female with a team of attorneys behind you, fighting for your best interest.
Divergent attorneys will be your fiercest advocate in court -- aggressively protecting you, your assets and what's rightfully yours.
Have You Been Served Divorce Papers?
If you were recently served divorce papers in Wisconsin, you have 20 days to file a response. Act fast and get ahead of the process by consulting with one of our experienced family law attorneys to learn how to protect your rights, assets, and children.
Divorce mediations in Wisconsin
Divorce mediation is the best option for couples who agree on all aspects of their divorce. This fast & inexpensive alternative to traditional divorce consists of 4-5 meetings where spouses work with a neutral mediator to come to agreements about all aspects of your divorce. Your proceedings are 100% confidential and both spouses have complete control over all decisions. Our certified divorce mediation attorney Trisha Festerling performs mediations at all 5 Divergent Family Law offices in Milwaukee, Glendale, Brookfield, Madison & Appleton.
Wisconsin Divorce Process
Divergent Family Law will advise you through all stages and issues that arise including:
- Filing a petition
- Temporary orders
- Mediation
- Child custody and placement
- Child support
- Spousal support
- Courtroom trial
- Appeals
- Annulments
- Prenups
- Paternity