Wisconsin Family Law Resources

03/19/2026

The 63rd Annual ERICSA Training Conference & Exposition is right around the corner and this year it will take place in Milwaukee! We are pleased to share that Partner Brian C. Hartley will be facilitating a workshop on May 4th entitled "Unusual Provisions in Child Support Orders, and How to Deal With Them." For more information on the ERICSA organization and for more conference details, head to https://ericsa.org/2026-annual-conference/

03/18/2026

We are proud to share that we have recently joined the Greater Brookfield Chamber of Commerce! We look forward to connecting with fellow chamber members along with supporting initiatives that help the Brookfield community thrive.

03/17/2026

Attorneys in Action! Recently Partner Ryan MacGillis volunteered at Junior Achievement of Wisconsin's BizTown as a part of his daughter's class trip. For those not familiar, JA BizTown is a learning experience that allows elementary school students to operate banks, manage businesses, write checks, and vote for mayor. Students are able to connect the dots between what they learn in school and the real world. It's a phenomenal organization and we were happy to have one of our team member take part in their mission. For more information and to support this organization, visit https://wisconsin.ja.org/programs/ja-biztown

03/13/2026

Co-parenting during and after divorce can be challenging. So when we find out about tools that can help make it easier, we spread the word! We recently learned about a cool app that helps you stay connected and focused on what matters most—the well-being of your kids. It's called Our Family Wizard. It can even be customized to fit your family's specific needs. If you are looking to streamline a lot of details with your ex, this might be worth a look.

03/12/2026

We’re incredibly grateful when clients take the time to share their experience working with our team. Congratulations to Partner Ryan MacGillis!

03/10/2026

Facts. Your social media activity can adversely affect you in a divorce or custody case. This is easily avoidable by doing the following:

1. Taking a complete break from social media during the divorce process.
2. Reducing or ceasing posting or commenting (on follower posts) until the divorce is final.
3. Sharing photos of parties, lavish events, or vacations.
4. Announcing a new relationship.
5. Posting about your kids, especially if custody is at stake.

Rule of thumb: If you have to stop and think about whether or not you should post about something, you shouldn't.

If you do choose to be active on social, keep it positive and play it safe for both you and/or your kids.

03/06/2026

Sunday is International Women's Day and we want to take this opportunity to recognize the hard work, compassion, and energy that all of our female colleagues bring to their work each and every day. Thank you! A special shoutout goes to Partners Sarah Whiting and Kimberly Reklau, and Attorney Lauren Brasington for being strong advocates for women and families facing divorce in the Greater Milwaukee Area.

03/04/2026

Congratulations to Partner Kimberly Reklau on this rave review from a recent client! Thank you, Kim, for your dedication to area families!

03/02/2026

A decade ago when family law attorneys talked about “hidden assets,” they were usually referring to offshore accounts, cash businesses, or undisclosed credit cards. Today, hidden assets often look different. Now they can be digital! And in many cases, they involve cryptocurrency. Our friends at the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA) put together an article about this very topic. It's interesting and informative. Check it out by clicking on the link below!

Crypto and Divorce: The Digital Assets Hiding in Your Marriage

02/26/2026

Today is National Set a Good Example Day. Just a friendly reminder that in good times and in bad, children are always watching. Give them something positive to emulate!

02/25/2026

Congratulations to Attorney Lauren Brasington for a successful and positive outcome in this client's case. Your dedication and compassion are an inspiration!

02/23/2026

Studies show that children of divorced parents can have outcomes as positive as those of traditional, intact families given the right support. Following are they key ingredients.