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Who keeps the retirement account after a divorce?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Dec 17, 2024 | Divorce

Married couples often look forward to retirement with excitement. They may plan to travel together or spend more time with their grandchildren. They may want to prioritize shared hobbies or reinvest in their friendships. Married people can often enjoy more comfortable...

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How long is the cooling-off period in a Wisconsin divorce?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | May 15, 2024 | Divorce

In some states, it is possible to finalize a divorce in a matter of days. Other states require a mandatory separation of the spouses that could last for a year before divorce is possible. Wisconsin falls in between those two extremes. The state does not allow for an...

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Common options for a family home during divorce

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Sep 25, 2023 | Divorce

Dividing assets can often be a very complex undertaking when couples get divorced. It can also be a contentious process, especially when it comes to major assets like a family home. If both spouses have claims to the value of the home, how can they divide that value?...

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Questions divorced parents need to ask before school starts

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Aug 18, 2023 | Divorce

The start of the school year is always a big adjustment – for kids and their parents alike. However, recently divorced parents may suddenly realize that there are a lot of details about the school year that they haven’t actually discussed with each other, and that can...

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How co-parents can keep their divorce focused on their kids’ needs

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Apr 25, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce is difficult for everyone in a family, and it is unfortunately very easy for parents to become so absorbed in their own struggles that they fail to provide the support and attention that their children require. Even though parents want to make their children...

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Dividing a marital estate in Wisconsin

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Mar 26, 2023 | Divorce

When it comes to the concept of “fairness” as applied to the division of assets in a divorce, states take different approaches. Some states, known as equitable distribution states, essentially allow courts to divide marital property in whatever way they deem fair in...

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Can you co-parent successfully with a difficult ex?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Feb 7, 2023 | Divorce

How to raise kids after a divorce is one of the most crucial things parents need to figure out. Most of them choose co-parenting as they retain a healthy relationship with their kids. However, doing this with a difficult co-parent may not be easy.  This guide...

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What is a co-parenting app?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Jan 6, 2023 | Divorce

There are apps for just about everything these days, and divorce is no exception. One type of particular use is co-parenting apps. Their purpose is to facilitate better communication between divorced or divorcing parents. Communicating is often a massive problem,...

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How do you tell your spouse you want a divorce?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Dec 27, 2022 | Divorce

Couples typically try their best to make their marriage last. However, at times, due to irreconcilable reasons, you may consider divorce. This may be challenging, but it's not a failure. According to some couple therapists, marriage helps people grow, and at times,...

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Have you been served with divorce papers?

On Behalf of Schmidlkofer, Toth, Loeb & Drosen, LLC | Dec 1, 2022 | Divorce

The thought of going through a divorce can be scary, and you may be even more scared if you receive divorce papers with no warning. However, it’s crucial that you understand some of the initial steps you should take as you plan for what’s ahead of you. Read on if...

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