Milwaukee, WI Divorce Attorney Office
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Where Is Our Milwaukee Office? Our Milwaukee office is located at 111 E. Kilbourn Ave. in Suite 1650. Drivers should take I-43 N/S and get off at exit 73A for McKinley Ave. Head east on McKinley until you reach Water St. and turn right. Entrances to the building are on Kilbourn Ave and Water St. We are located inside the Milwaukee Center. Look for the Saint Kate Hotel located on the Main Level.
Parking: If you are parking in the building, take the elevators from the underground parking structure to the second floor, then exit left towards the Stackner Theater to the Office Tower Elevators. We are located on the 16th floor. We will validate underground parking.
Please be advised consultations are limited to yourself and the attorney (no other person may be present in the consultation). This appointment will be contingent upon a conflict check. We will email an appointment confirmation after the review is complete. If you have already met with a Cordell & Cordell attorney, please call 866-323-7529 to schedule your appointment.
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Milwaukee’s Trusted Resource for Divorce and Custody Matters
Advocacy-Driven Legal Representation in Milwaukee
Navigating divorce and child custody matters can be overwhelming. At Cordell & Cordell, our Milwaukee attorneys focus on supporting clients through every stage of their domestic relations case. With a commitment to clear communication and client-first service, our team prioritizes your needs and works to deliver reliable solutions for divorce, child custody, child support, spousal maintenance, and mediation.
Personalized Divorce Lawyer & Attorney Services
Every client’s situation is unique. Our Milwaukee attorneys take the time to understand your concerns and objectives, building a legal strategy tailored to your circumstances. Whether you are seeking to protect your parental rights, secure a fair child support arrangement, or resolve spousal maintenance questions, our approach is direct, professional, and empathetic.
Child Custody Lawyer Services Built on Compassion and Clarity
Child custody issues require thoughtful advocacy and clear planning. Cordell & Cordell’s Milwaukee child custody lawyers help clients understand their options and responsibilities, from initial filings to modifications and enforcement. Our team’s experience in Wisconsin’s legal landscape ensures you receive accurate information and dedicated representation throughout your case.
Spousal Maintenance and Child Support Attorneys
Determining fair and sustainable financial arrangements is critical in any domestic relations matter. Our attorneys assist Milwaukee clients in calculating, negotiating, and enforcing child support and spousal maintenance agreements. We strive to ensure that financial resolutions reflect the needs of your family both now and in the future.
Mediation: Encouraging Resolution and Cooperation
Not every case needs to be decided in court. Cordell & Cordell supports clients through mediation, offering an alternative path to resolving disputes. Our Milwaukee attorneys provide guidance throughout the mediation process, helping you work toward agreements that protect your interests and foster cooperation.
A Client-First Approach With Proven Standards
Cordell & Cordell is committed to quality at every step. Our Milwaukee office benefits from the backing of a nationwide network, a dedicated client care division, and a rigorous attorney review process. This structure supports our mission to deliver professional service and maintain high standards, as reflected in our A+ BBB rating.
Supporting Milwaukee’s Families—and Beyond
Milwaukee is a vibrant city with a rich culture and strong sense of community. Our attorneys are proud to serve clients throughout the area, from the historic neighborhoods of the East Side to surrounding communities like Brookfield, Waukesha, and West Allis. We understand the local court systems and the unique concerns Milwaukee families face, providing accessible legal support close to home.
Schedule a Consultation With a Milwaukee Divorce Lawyer & Attorney
If you are facing a divorce or child custody matter in Milwaukee, Cordell & Cordell is here to help. Our attorneys are ready to answer your questions and discuss the next steps for your case. Cordell & Cordell – schedule an appointment today.
In addition to Milwaukee, Cordell & Cordell also serves clients in Madison, Green Bay, and throughout Wisconsin. Wherever you are located, our team is dedicated to providing the support and professionalism you deserve.
Frequently Asked Milwaukee, WI Questions
In order to file for divorce in Milwaukee, you must have lived in the state of Wisconsin for the preceding six months and in Milwaukee County for at least 30 days.
There is a 120-day waiting period for all divorce cases in Wisconsin. This does not necessarily mean that you will be divorced on the 121st day.
Rather, the length of time will depend on a variety of factors including the ability of the parties to resolve issues outside of court and the court’s calendar.
A summons must be personally served on your spouse and proved either by affidavit of the spouse or the third party server.
If the spouse cannot be personally served with reasonable diligence, a copy of the summons may be left at the spouse’s usual dwelling in the presence of a competent family member at least 14 years of age.
If all else fails, the summons may be published in a newspaper. In Milwaukee, the official newspapers for publication are the Daily Reporter and the Community Journal.
In cities of 250,000 people or less, the summons must appear in a publication likely to give notice in that area. If the spouse’s address is known, a copy of the summons and petition should be mailed prior to publication.
You will need a Summons (unless joint petition), a Petition, and a Confidential Petition Addendum.
Upon filing the papers necessary to commence an action for divorce, the petitioner must proceed immediately to the office of the Family Court Commissioner (Room 707) to obtain a deadline for administrative dismissal, and, where applicable, an order requiring attendance at parent education.
The petitioner must obtain from the office of the Family Court Commissioner either (1) the Notice and Order – Administrative Dismissal Date or (2) the Notice and Order – Administrative Dismissal Date & Requirement to Attend Parent Education Program (for cases with minor children).
You need to file for divorce at the Milwaukee County Circuit Court Clerk of Courts located at 901 N. Eighth St., Room 104, in Milwaukee.
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