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Diel, Diane S

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“Collaborative divorce encourages the parties to communicate directly and resolve issues without court intervention. Agreements reached by the parties themselves will better meet the family’s needs and have far greater likelihood of long term success than orders imposed by a judge at the end of a court trial. Most importantly, collaborative divorce helps parents work together to focus on the best interests of their children and to avoid the damage caused by ongoing litigation.”

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Phone: (414) 224-5355

Address: 126 N Jefferson St, Milwaukee, WI 53202

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Diel, Diane S

Divorce
“Collaborative divorce encourages the parties to communicate directly and resolve issues without court intervention. Agreements reached by the parties themselves will better meet the family’s needs and have far greater likelihood of long term success than orders imposed by a judge at the end of a court trial. Most importantly, collaborative divorce helps parents work together to focus on the best interests of their children and to avoid the damage caused by ongoing litigation.”
Child Support
In a pro se divorce, the parties do not hire attorneys, they do it themselves. This is best suited for couples who agree on most aspects of their divorce and who have few or easy-to-value assets, little to no debt, or where income and child support or spousal support is not an issue. The couple will proceed on their own to draft and file the necessary court documents. In Milwaukee County, pro se packets are available for a small fee in Room 307A of the Milwaukee County Courthouse.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement or “prenup” is a written contract created by two people before they are married. A prenuptial agreement is based on thorough financial disclosure of both of you. The goal of the prenup is to specify what each person's property rights will be after the marriage. Prenups are not only for the wealthy. Couples who are marrying with children from prior relationships or who have other family and financial relationships to protect can benefit as a Prenuptial agreement can clarify financial rights, protect separate property, protect children, and protect one spouse from the debts of the other.
Spousal Support
Divorce, the parties do not hire attorneys, they do it themselves. This is best suited for couples who agree on most aspects of their divorce, who were married a short time, who have few or easy-to-value assets or where income and child support or spousal support is not an issue. In a
Legal Separation
This seminar is required by statute for both parties to attend before a divorce or legal separation may be granted. It is designed to educate parents about the special needs of their children during a separation or divorce. Topics include...
Annulment
Marriage, divorce or annulment: In addition to showing a legal document proving your marriage, divorce or annulment, you must provide an identity document. That document must show your old name, as well as other identifying information or a recent photograph. (They do accept an expired document as evidence of your old name.)

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