ADDITIONAL PRACTICE AREAS

Unique Same Sex Issues

  • Advice on questions raised by recent law changes regarding same-sex marriage
  • Legal options and the impact on you and your family
  • Informed decisions about child and financial issues

Parenting Plans

  • ​Focus on the needs and best interests of your children
  • Work with child specialists to help assure healthy family outcomes
  • Address co-parenting concerns and communication, custody, and placement
  • Consider how to address future changes

Personal & Business Finance

  • ​Identify and understand all sources of income, assets, and debts
  • Obtain expert tax and financial input to maximize resources and minimize costs
  • Understand business concerns and financial ramifications
  • Consider future impact of divorce decisions to create sustainable results

Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements

  • ​Understand the legal and financial impact of marriage and property law before you get married
  • Open discussions about finances can strengthen your relationship
  • Develop a mutual perspective and plan for income, spending, and savings
  • Create a financial roadmap for allocation of assets and debts in the event of death or divorce
Practice Areas
Divorce
Estate Planning
Child Custody
Additional Practice Areas
Process Options
 Collaborative Divorce
 Productive Negotiation
 Mediation
 Consulting & Limited Representation
 Court Litigation
Our Team
Susan A. Hansen
Gregory M. Hildebrand
​Paul W. Stenzel
Lindsey A. Kujawa
Michael J. Dwyer
Contact us for a free phone consultation.
(414) 273-2422
Frequently Asked Questions
​How do I decide on a process option for my divorce?

​What do I need to know before I get a divorce in Wisconsin?

​What are the issues involving children and how are they resolved?

How is property division decided?

​What is maintenance and how will it be determined?

​How does divorce affect children?​

​How long will it take to get a divorce?

​How is legal separation different from divorce?

​What is the Parent Education requirement required in most counties?