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What Is a Marital Settlement Agreement in Wisconsin?

What is a Marital Settlement Agreement in Wisconsin? Racine Divorce Lawyer Christopher Glinski has drafted dozens of marital settlement agreements in Racine and Kenosha, Wisconsin. Marital Settlement Agreements in Wisconsin are written agreements between a husband and wife that resolve all issues regarding child custody and placement, division of marital property, and division of …

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Racine Traffic Ticket Lawyer: 5 Powerful Tips

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Racine Traffic Ticket Lawyer: 5 Powerful Tips Attorney Christopher Glinski is an experienced Racine Traffic Ticket Lawyer. He has handled hundreds of traffic tickets in Racine and Kenosha. Below are five of his powerful tips. Call (262) 632-1555 for a free consultation and ask how he can help you. Racine Traffic Ticket Lawyer Expert Tip …

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DUI Lawyer in Racine: Expert Advice

Criminal Defense, DUI, OWI / By Glinski Law Office

DUI Lawyer in Racine: Expert Advice Attorney Christopher Glinski is a DUI lawyer in Racine, Wisconsin. He was recognized as one of the “Top 40 Under 40 Criminal Defense Lawyers in Wisconsin” and one of the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Wisconsin.” Call (262) 632-1555 for a free consultation. #1. DUI Lawyer Tip: …

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Do I need an OWI lawyer in Wisconsin?

Criminal Defense, OWI / By Glinski Law Office

Do I need an OWI Lawyer in Wisconsin? The answer is almost certainly yes. An OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) or DUI (Driving While Under the Influence) conviction will have a significant effect on your life. What’s the Difference between OWI and DUI? OWI stands for Operating While Intoxicated. DUI stands for Driving …

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Wisconsin Divorce Questions

Divorce / By Glinski Law Office

Wisconsin Divorce Questions 1) How long does it take to get a divorce in Wisconsin? A divorce in Wisconsin takes at least 120 days. Under Wisconsin law, a divorce cannot be finalized by the court until 120 days have passed since the other spouse was served with a copy of the divorce papers. The first …

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Annulment in Wisconsin

Annulment, Divorce / By Glinski Law Office

What is an Annulment? An Annulment in Wisconsin is a legal declaration that a marriage is not valid. Once a court annuls a marriage, it’s as if the parties were never married in the first place. Annulment in Wisconsin is controlled by Wisconsin Statutes Section 767.313, titled “Annulment.” How Do I get an Annulment …

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Five Things You Should Know About Divorce in Wisconsin

Divorce / By Glinski Law Office

1. What’s the Difference between a Wisconsin Legal Separation and a Wisconsin Divorce? A Wisconsin divorce is very similar to a Wisconsin legal separation, but there are some differences. The main difference is that a divorce will end a marriage, a legal separation will not. Another difference is that to request a divorce, one spouse …

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Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer?

Criminal Defense / By Glinski Law Office

Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer? As an experienced criminal defense lawyer practicing in Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha, I receive many calls each week from people wondering if they really need a criminal defense lawyer. You may not need to hire a criminal defense lawyer, but you should definitely consult with a criminal defense …

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What is Bail in Wisconsin

Bail / By Glinski Law Office

What is bail in Wisconsin? Do I get the bail money back when the case over? When someone is arrested and taken to jail, there are only two ways to get out of jail. One way is if the charges against the person are dismissed. The other way, which is much more common, is if …

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