In order to assist in
my representation of you, may I suggest that you bring the
following information to your initial consultation:
- Name, addresses, Social Security numbers,
birth dates, and employers of both you and your spouse.
- Date of marriage. Dates of any previous
marriages and dates of divorce.
- Names of children, birth dates, Social
Security numbers.
- All documents that memorialize your
present assets and liabilities. These include bank statements,
real estate closing documents, 401(k) plans, tax returns
for the previous three years, and any other documents
that show assets and liabilities.
- Maintain an accurate record of your
income and monthly living expenses you anticipate apply
to your spouse upon your separation.
- Your proposal for the division of the
marital property.
Commonly Asked Questions
How long before the divorce is final?
The minimum time is 120 days from the filing of the
divorce.
How much will it cost? Nitschke
& Sika, S.C. bills on an hourly basis. The amount of
time depends upon the ability of the parties to reach an
agreement. If the parties are able to agree to a settlement,
the attorney’s fees could be as low as $500.00. If,
however, the parties take the case to trial and every issue
is tried, the attorney’s fees could exceed $10,000.00.Court
fees are different for every county and are subject to change
at any time.
The laws of Wisconsin are constantly
changing and every client’s case is different. Therefore,
Nitschke & Sika, S.C. cannot guarantee that the procedures
outlined above will apply to your particular case. For
a more detailed explanation of your rights, please contact
our office at (414) 276-7460.
For more legal information, pricing,
or questions, call us at (414) 276-7460. |
