Divorce representation
Understand the legal process and the choices that may arise from the beginning of a case through resolution.
A divorce can change your finances, family routines and future. VHD Law helps people in De Pere understand their choices and take the next step with confidence.
The end of a marriage can bring difficult conversations about children, finances and the home you shared. You deserve straightforward answers and a legal strategy that reflects what matters most to you, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
If you are considering divorce in De Pere, Vanden Heuvel & Dineen, S.C. can help you understand the issues that may arise under Wisconsin law, from property and debt division to support and parenting arrangements. Our goal is to help you prepare for the decisions ahead.
Think through parenting time, school schedules and the arrangements your children rely on.
Gather information about income, debts, retirement accounts and shared property.
Learn how negotiation, mediation and court proceedings may fit your situation.
Every divorce is different. We can discuss the financial, parenting and legal issues that matter to families in De Pere.
Understand the legal process and the choices that may arise from the beginning of a case through resolution.
Address decision-making responsibility and parenting schedules that support your children’s needs.
Review assets, retirement accounts, financial obligations and questions about shared property.
Explore how financial circumstances may affect support issues in your divorce.
Consider opportunities to resolve disagreements while keeping your goals in view.
Discuss options when life circumstances change after an order is entered.
For families in De Pere, divorce is not just a legal filing. It can affect everyday decisions about housing, work, school and time with children. A thoughtful approach starts by understanding the life you have today and the future you want to build.
Families in the Fox Valley and Green Bay area may work and attend school in different cities. A divorce plan should consider the practical schedule, finances and housing choices of each household.
Whether your divorce is cooperative or contested, keeping financial records and important communications organized can make conversations with counsel more productive. You can discuss the process before making major decisions about property or parenting schedules.
Find Wisconsin court contact informationYour attorney can explain which local court or agency is involved once the details of your matter are known.
Talk about your family, finances and the issues that feel most urgent.
Collect financial documents, existing orders and information about your children’s routines.
Learn how negotiations, mediation or litigation may address disputed issues.
Choose your next steps with a better understanding of the process and your goals.
A divorce plan should take your real-world responsibilities into account: where the children live, how parenting time works and what financial resources each household needs. Those details often shape the choices families face.
Have questions about the next step? A conversation with our team can help you understand which documents to bring and how to get started.
Get to know the VHD Law attorneys who work in this practice area. Contact our team to discuss appointments and your legal needs.
Linda works with clients navigating divorce and other important family law decisions.
View Attorney Profile
Lisa helps families work through legal concerns involving children, relationships and changing circumstances.
View Attorney ProfileStraightforward answers to common questions. Your situation may call for a more personal conversation.
A consultation can help you understand the Wisconsin divorce process, what documents may be needed and which questions to address before filing.
Property and debt division depends on the full financial picture and applicable Wisconsin law. Gather mortgage records, account statements and other documents for review.
Legal custody and physical placement are related but different issues in Wisconsin. Parenting arrangements should address decision-making and the children’s day-to-day schedules.
Some couples can resolve issues through negotiation or mediation. The appropriate path depends on the disagreements, the information available and each person’s circumstances.
Bring any existing court orders, a general list of assets and debts, income information and notes about children, housing and immediate concerns.
Contact the firm to discuss consultation options, the nature of your divorce matter and which attorney may be available to assist.
Find information and consultation options for nearby Wisconsin communities.
See other legal matters our team can discuss with clients in the area.
Thinking about divorce in De Pere? Speak with VHD Law about your options and the next steps for your family.