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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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You may be exempt if you qualify for and obtain a waiver. Another option is to put your home and other assets in an irrevocable trust.
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There are some situations where remarriage could affect child support.
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Grantor-retained annuity trusts (GRATs) are designed to hold assets for a specific period of time. The grantor receives annuities for the duration of the trust.
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One of the best ways to ensure effective handling of employee grievances is to implement a grievance process, before the need arises.
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The main difference between a conservatorship and a guardianship is that a person may voluntarily request a conservatorship if they feel the need.
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We are pleased to share that Attorneys Kara Burgos and James Naugler were selected by their peers for inclusion in the 32ⁿᵈ edition of The Best Lawyers in America™ in the field of Insurance Law. Congratulations, Kara and James!
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Legislation in place in Wisconsin states that the court cannot consider a parent’s active duty in the military when determining legal custody or when changing custody.
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An open adoption allows birth parents to remain involved in the child’s life to some extent. They may have the right to see and visit their child and may be allowed to participate in the major milestones of their child’s life.
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One of the best ways to protect trade secrets is by using a nondisclosure agreement, or including a confidentiality clause in your employee contracts.
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