Annulment

This section covers how spouses can have the court formally say that their marriage (or domestic partnership) is not legally valid. This section covers legal reasons for which spouses can get an annulment; it also covers the process of getting an annulment, statute of limitations on filing for one, and other issues.

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Mediation in Divorces

Divorce is never easy, but in Wisconsin, mediation offers a more peaceful, private way to work through the process. Whether you choose it or the court requires it, mediation can help you and your spouse make important decisions together—without going to court. This guide explains how it works and how it might help you.

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Grounds for Annulment

If you're looking to end your marriage and believe it was never valid to begin with, annulment might be an option. Unlike divorce, annulment treats the marriage as if it never existed—but only under specific legal grounds. Here's what you need to know to decide if annulment is right for you.

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Effects of and Considerations for Annulment

If you're considering annulment, it's important to understand how it differs from divorce. Annulment legally erases a marriage as if it never happened, but it can still affect your property, children, and benefits. Here's what you need to know before moving forward.

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