Helpful Divorce Forms
Divorce Forms
Filing for divorce can be complicated and time-consuming. Here you will find divorce forms that can help you with the divorce process. You can use the forms to file for divorce yourself or to give yourself a head start when you visit with your divorce attorney. If you find that you need assistance contact our office and we will set a convenient appointment for you to consult with an attorney.
It is extremely important that you take the time to fill out each form properly and honestly. The forms that we have provided can be all be downloaded and printed. Most of the divorce forms can also be filled out online and then downloaded and printed.
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Divorce Forms
Filing for divorce can be complicated and time-consuming. Here you will find divorce forms that can help you with the divorce process. You can use the forms to file for divorce yourself or to give yourself a head start when you visit with your divorce attorney. If you find that you need assistance contact our office and we will set a convenient appointment for you to consult with an attorney.
It is extremely important that you take the time to fill out each form properly and honestly. The forms that we have provided can be all be downloaded and printed. Most of the divorce forms can also be filled out online and then downloaded and printed.
Call For Immediate Assistance
608-455-0074
Questions? Fill out the form below to book your consultation.
Forms to File Separately – No Children
GF 179 – Confidential Petition Addendum
FA 4105 – Summons without Minor Children
FA 4109 – Petition without Minor Children
FA 4118 – Civil Process Worksheet
FA 4120 – Affidavit of Service
FA 4122 – Publication Summons
FA 4123 – Publication Affidavit of Mailing
FA 4127 – Stipulation for Temporary Order without Minor Children
FA 4129 – Order to Show Cause and Affidavit for Temporary Order without Minor Children
FA 4139 – Financial Disclosure Statement
FA 4142 – Order to Appear
Asset Division Worksheet
Forms to File Jointly- No Children
GF 179 – Confidential Petition Addendum
FA 4118 – Civil Process Worksheet
FA 4122 – Publication Summons
FA 4123 – Publication Affidavit of Mailing
FA 4105 – Summons without Minor Children
FA 4111 – Joint Petition without Minor Children
FA 4127 – Stipulation for Temporary Order without Minor Children
FA 4129 – Order to Show Cause and Affidavit for Temporary Order without Minor Children
FA 4139 – Financial Disclosure Statement
Asset Division Worksheet
Forms to File Separately – With Children
GF 179 – Confidential Petition Addendum
FA 4104 – Summons with Minor Children
FA 4108 – Joint Petition with Minor Children
FA 4118 – Civil Process Worksheet
FA 4120 – Affidavit of Service
FA 4122 – Publication Summons
FA 4123 – Publication Affidavit of Mailing
FA 4126 – Stipulation for Temporary Order with Minor Children
FA 4128 – Order to Show Cause and Affidavit for Temporary Order with Minor Children
FA 4139 – Financial Disclosure Statement
FA 4142 – Order to Appear
FA 4147 – Proposed Parenting Plan
Asset Division Worksheet
Forms to File Jointly- With Children
GF 179 – Confidential Petition Addendum
FA 4118 – Civil Process Worksheet
FA 4122 – Publication Summons
FA 4123 – Publication Affidavit of Mailing
FA 4110V – Joint Petition with Minor Children
FA 4129 – Order to Show Cause and Affidavit for Temporary Order without Minor Children
FA 4139 – Financial Disclosure Statement
Asset Division Worksheet
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Divorce Basics
What you need to know
To file a divorce in Wisconsin, you must meet basic residency requirements. You can start the process of getting a divorce by filing with the clerk in your particular county. In order to file for divorce, you only have to acknowledge that your marriage is broken beyond repair. A divorce attorney can make sure you stay organized as you begin the divorce process. Filing a divorce action in the appropriate manner is crucial in having a successful divorce.
Child Custody
What you need to know
In most family law cases, courts try to maximize a child’s time with both parents after a divorce. However, the parent with legal custody still gets to make crucial decisions on behalf of the child. Courts do consider each parent’s relationship with the children in a divorce, and they also take the child’s wishes into account in most cases. In the absence of legal custody, a divorce attorney can still make sure you play a role in the life of your child after a divorce.
Child Support
What you need to know about child support
Wisconsin courts have specific rules for setting child support amounts. Child support amounts typically last until a child is an adult and can only be changed under very specific circumstances. Therefore, it’s important that you end up paying the right amount in child support from the very beginning. If you believe your former spouse in a divorce isn't paying the right amount in child support, a divorce attorney can help you address this situation.
Helping Families Get What They Deserve.
A divorce or other family law matter is a life-changing event for you, and if you are a parent, for your children. It is an evnt that will change lives for years or perhaps forever. That’s why it’s so important to get an attorney and not just any attorney, but the right attorney
We have over 25 years of family experience and we can be aggressive when your family needs to get what they deserve. When a client retains our services we personally take care of their case. Our goal is to get you what you want. Whether that is collaborative divorce, mediation or litigation.
We are a renowned Wisconsin Divorce & Family Law Firm. We've represented Wisconsin residents in many counties across the state, including Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, Dane, Rock, Jefferson, Kenosha and counties. Don’t let your spouse in a difficult divorce case prevent you from getting the settlement your family deserves.
Alimony
What you need to know about alimony
In a divorce, Wisconsin courts aim to establish financial equality between spouses. Alimony, or spousal maintenance, is the main way courts do this. There is such a thing as temporary alimony, but most alimony orders are permanent, so it’s important that spouses have a bold legal advocate to argue their case in a divorce trial. Although marriage is supposed to be a give-and-take, oftentimes one spouse sacrifices more than the other during a marriage. Factors such as these can influence how much alimony is paid after a divorce is finalized.
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