Fixed Fee Divorce

Divorce takes an emotional and financial toll. How much a divorce actually cost depends on many factors and can cost more if the following are involved: Minor Children, Spousal Support Dispute, and Property & Assets.

Fixed Fee Divorce

by Anthony Karls | May 29, 2020

Attorney Toby Kinsler breaks down the cost of divorce in this video. He also explains why Sterling operates on a fixed-fee billing process versus an hourly billing divorce process.

YouTube Video by sterlinglawyers.com

In Wisconsin the cost of your divorce will be more expensive if it includes the following: Custody and Place over Minor Children, a Dispute in Spousal Support, or the proper division of Property & Assets Additional cost will accrued in any of these issues can not be resolved and the divorce goes to trial. A simple, agreeable divorce will cost less. Going to court will likely double the cost of a litigate, fully represented divorce.

There are costs associated with fees for documents filed and services that are rendered such as a Guardian Ad Litem when there is contested child custody and placement. The list of fees will include the following and their cost known at the time of writing this article:
1) Filling of Divorce $190 to $220
2) Civil Process Server $60 to $80

A litigated divorce can cost between $3,500 and $25,000. Sterling Lawyers works on Fixed-Fee billing. Check out our Legal Services to learn more about options we make available for your divorce.

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References: Sterling YouTube Channel, YouTube Video

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