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Preparing for a contested divorce in Wisconsin

In some cases, it is necessary to resolve a divorce dispute in a Wisconsin courtroom. While an individual may have preferred that the divorce be resolved through more informal processes, it is important to prepare for what litigation may bring.

At the outset, it is a good idea to get an attorney who understands the rules and nuances of the divorce process both in a broader sense and in a given jurisdiction. The attorney should be one who will represent a client’s interests in a professional manner. While it may seem like a good idea to get the most aggressive counsel available, that may not be the best strategy. Throughout the divorce process, it may be better to remain calm and collected at all times. Doing so may make it easier to get the desired results once the divorce decree is signed and filed.

One of the more critical elements of litigation is the discovery process. This is when individuals will get all the documents and other information that is relevant to the case. For instance, it may be possible to find out the value of assets held in a bank account or investment account. If the other side is attempting to hide assets, it may be possible to get access to information that may verify whether or not this is the case.

Those who are facing the end of a marriage often find that their emotions are running high, causing them to argue over seemingly minor details. A family law attorney can often ease this type of situation as well as avoid contentious litigation by handling negotiations on behalf of a divorcing client in order to reach a settlement agreement that can presented to the court for its approval.

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