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The Talbot Law Office
Distance: 24.0 Mi20 S Main St
53545 Janesville -
Zenk Realty Llc
Distance: 24.3 Mi804 N Wisconsin St
53121 Elkhorn -
Slate Law Offices
Distance: 50.3 Mi33 North Bridge Street
53946 Markesan -
Everson Law Office
Distance: 57.1 Mi104 S Main St Ste 706
54935-4245 Fond Du Lac -
Brannen Law Office, LLC
Distance: 57.1 Mi104 S Main St Ste 300
54935 Fond Du Lac
Description
Divorce is an stressful process which wreaks havoc on your social, economic and family life. Not only does is affect you and your soon to be former spouse, but it affects your children as well. Although the period of getting a divorce is never an easy time for a client, Locke Law Office enjoys working with people going through a divorce. Men and women alike will have to refigure their households, retool their budgets and rethink their family traditions and celebrations. It sounds overwhelming, but having the right attorney can assist you in getting the job done well. If you are looking for an attorney to grind your soon to be former spouse into the dust, take the children away from him or her, and leave him or her lying in a crumpled heap in the dustbin, Locke Law Office is not the firm for you. Locke Law Office makes every effort to help its clients work out a fair economic arrangement with their soon to be ex-spouse, split up your personal property, or “stuff” and find a fair way to divide time with the children so they can benefit from spending as much time as possible with each of you and in a way that works for all of you. Sound like a tall order? You’re probably right. But, once our clients realize what a judge is likely to award to each spouse in the event their case goes to trial, typically we can assist them in crafting with a plan that each spouse can agree with. Half of all the assets you and your spouse acquired while you were married are generally awarded to each party. So, if you saved up and bought a house, each spouse is entitled to half the equity in the house. Also, each spouse is entitled to half of each of the retirement interests acquired by either of the spouses during a marriage.