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Although there is no legal requirement to separate prior to divorce in Wisconsin, there are various reasons couples may separate rather than seek a divorce, including the possibility to reconcile, religious beliefs, or financial reasons.
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Once a child is old enough or mature enough to be able to understand the situation, the court may consider their wishes when making a custody decision.
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Generally speaking, the debts of the protected person or ward are not the personal liability of the legal guardian. The finances are not to be intermingled and therefore remain separate.
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Moen Sheehan Meyer has been named a Regional Tier 1 firm in Eau Claire for Insurance Law in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms®.
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Neither Wisconsin nor federal law requires a company to have an employee handbook. However, if you have one, it must include the policy areas as required by law.
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While you don’t have to have an LLC to start an e-commerce business, you may find that it offers helpful benefits.
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The discovery rule extends the time limit to file a lawsuit. Wisconsin law states that the statute of limitations does not begin until an injured person “discovered or reasonably should have discovered their injury and its cause.”
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Information that is disclosed during mediation is kept private, as both parties typically sign a confidentiality agreement.
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Wisconsin does not have a law that limits the amount a landlord may increase rent, except in cases of restricted-income housing.
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Wisconsin is a community property state. Regardless of which spouse paid into a retirement account, the funds paid are from marital property and therefore belong to both spouses equally.
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