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Reddin & Singer

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After a successful career at a prominent local law firm working on both criminal and complex civil litigation, Attorney Singer joined Attorney William Reddin to found Reddin and Singer, LLP. While at Reddin and Singer, she saw the need for high quality representation in the field of divorce and family law matters and has quickly become highly recognized for her compassionate yet aggressive approach to representing parents fighting for their children’s best interests during a divorce. As a top divorce attorney in Milwaukee, she has been asked to join the Matrimonial Inn of Courts, a prestigious local society of the best divorce lawyers in Milwaukee.

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Phone: (414) 271-6400

Address: 1110 N Old World 3rd St Ste 201, Milwaukee, WI 53203

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Reddin & Singer

Divorce
After a successful career at a prominent local law firm working on both criminal and complex civil litigation, Attorney Singer joined Attorney William Reddin to found Reddin and Singer, LLP. While at Reddin and Singer, she saw the need for high quality representation in the field of divorce and family law matters and has quickly become highly recognized for her compassionate yet aggressive approach to representing parents fighting for their children’s best interests during a divorce. As a top divorce attorney in Milwaukee, she has been asked to join the Matrimonial Inn of Courts, a prestigious local society of the best divorce lawyers in Milwaukee.
Child Support
In Wisconsin, children are entitled to support from both parents. Child support guidelines are used to set the amount of payments in what is called the Percentage of Income Standard. Some of the factors considered include income, how much time is spent with each parent, and whether other children are also receiving financial support. In Wisconsin, child support is based on gross monthly income or the amount that a parent receives, which is the income before taxes, Social Security, and other amounts are deducted each month. Legal Custody & Placement
Child Custody and Visitation
Although courts implement custody and support arrangements with the best interests of the child in mind, unexpected difficulties or changes in circumstance may arise. For this reason, Wisconsin law provides for the modification of these orders. At Reddin & Singer, we focus on ensuring that our client’s custody arrangements are in his or her best interests and account for the changes that are a necessary part of life. Our child custody lawyers have over two decades of experience in petitioning for modifications in Milwaukee County and other Wisconsin courts and are available to assist you in this process. Modifying Custody Arrangements
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Dividing property in a high-asset divorce may become a challenging endeavor. Wisconsin is a community property state, which means that a court normally will divide property evenly between two divorcing spouses. In some instances, however, a prenuptial agreement may control which spouse retains control over a certain asset, often protecting property that one spouse brought into the marriage. These agreements are generally enforceable but may be challenged on the basis of duress or misrepresentations.
Spousal Support
If you are already married, but not living happily ever after, you may be starting to have a sense that your marriage is heading toward irreconcilable differences. If you are not ready to start a divorce, a post-marital agreement can help you and your spouse work out the tough details of a property settlement without the cost of litigation. A post-nuptial agreement can be used to decide how the couple will divide financial property, personal debt and even spousal maintenance should they decide to move forward with a divorce.
Legal Separation
Wisconsin mandates a no-fault divorce on the basis of an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Either spouse must have been a bona fide resident of the state for a minimum of six months. A key issue that is likely to arise during a divorce is property distribution, which determines which spouse receives which assets from the marriage. Wisconsin is a marital property state, so each spouse is entitled to an equal share of the marital estate. It may be necessary to determine whether a piece of property is part of the marital estate or separate property. Only the marital estate will be divided, while generally each spouse keeps their own separate property. Legal Separation
Annulment
When a marriage is no longer working for a couple, often the first option that the spouses may consider is filing for a divorce. In Wisconsin, however, divorce is not the only legal remedy available. In certain circumstances, couples may also use the annulment process to end their marriage. The important distinction between the two is that while divorce is the process that should be used to end a legally valid marriage, annulment may be used to end a marriage that was never valid in the first place. If you are considering this alternative, you should consult the Milwaukee annulment attorneys at Reddin & Singer for guidance. As experienced family law lawyers, we can advise you on whether a divorce or an annulment may be more appropriate for your circumstances. Grounds for Annulment in Wisconsin
Child Abuse
When Tom came to us several years ago, he was in a major jam. He'd discovered his wife in bed with another man and the ensuing chaos resulted in charges being filed against him for battery and disorderly conduct. As a young professional, his fledgling career was on the line and he was concerned for the welfare of his young son. His wife, in addition to her infidelity, had a history of alcoholism and child neglect. We ultimately were able to get the criminal charges dismissed and obtain primary placement of the child with Tom. When Tom needed to move out of state for professional reasons, again there was litigation that resulted in Tom being able to take his child with him to another state.

Criminal Defense
Many people in Wisconsin must navigate the complexities of the legal system at some time in order to resolve matters that are critical to their lives. Two key areas in which the law can alter an individual’s existence are criminal defense and family law. A trial verdict or a court order can affect the future of you and your family for years to come. At Reddin & Singer, LLP, our Milwaukee criminal defense and family law lawyers provide our clients with the diligent representation that they need to assert their rights. Protecting Your Rights against the Prosecution
DUI/DWI
Many defenses may be available to challenge the prosecution’s arguments, depending on the situation. In a drug case, for example, evidence may be excluded under the Fourth Amendment if law enforcement seized it without an appropriate warrant, unless an exception to the warrant requirement applies. The prosecution’s case may fall apart if it lacks tangible evidence, such as controlled substances or associated paraphernalia. In a DUI case, a breathalyzer reading sometimes may be challenged on the grounds that the device was not properly calibrated, or a defense lawyer may question the reliability of a field sobriety test. More complex defenses like self-defense may be available to people charged with violent crimes like homicides.
Sex Crimes
Ultimately, after literally years of litigation in both Juvenile Court and Divorce Court, his visitation privileges were restored, the Juvenile Court matter was dismissed and the District Attorney was persuaded not to issue criminal charges. Our investigation and that of the Guardian ad Litem revealed that the mother falsely accused Antonio of child sexual assault in an attempt to obtain sole custody of the children. The divorce went forward and Antonio received a favorable placement decision. He continues to be a big part of his daughters' lives to this day.
White Collar Crimes
At Reddin & Singer, we help people in the Milwaukee area who have been charged with drug offenses or other criminal charges, including DUIs, white collar crimes, and identity theft. We have the knowledge, experience, and tenacity to advocate effectively on your behalf. Call us today at (414) 271-6400 or use our online form to arrange a free consultation.
Theft
Misdemeanors
No matter your situation, we can work with you to determine the strategy best suited to your case. At Reddin & Singer, we represent individuals facing charges of both felonies and misdemeanors. If you are charged with a crime under a federal statute, our attorneys are also experienced in defending against those charges in federal court. Diligent Representation during a Divorce
Drug Crimes
Prosecution for drug crimes remains a top priority for many law enforcement departments in Wisconsin, and investigations based on these charges can be aggressive and far-reaching. While it is important to keep dangerous chemicals off our streets and away from the public, overzealous efforts mean that innocent individuals are sometimes targeted wrongfully or excessively. If you or a loved one has recently been charged with a drug offense in or around Milwaukee, Reddin & Singer is here to assist you. We proudly serve clients throughout Wisconsin. For more information or to schedule a consultation, please contact us at (414) 271-6400 or through our online form.
Assault
Identity Theft
Ultimately, the question of whether to proceed with legal separation or divorce depends on the objective of the couple, or individuals, and what they hope to accomplish. If the finality of divorce seems too drastic for your situation, or offensive to your beliefs, legal separation may be a good option. If you are hoping to close the door on this chapter of your life and move on, divorce may better meet that goal. If you would like to know more about these options in Wisconsin, the Milwaukee divorce attorneys at Reddin & Singer, LLP are available to assist you. If you live in Port Washington, Mequon, West Bend, or nearby counties such as Ozaukee or Racine, contact our office online or at (441) 271-6400. We also provide representation to clients in criminal defense matters, including DUI, identity theft, homicide, and federal crimes.
Homicide
Most crimes are defined by statutes that describe the type of behavior that is forbidden and the punishment that may be imposed on someone who engages in it. Typically, the government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant both committed the illegal conduct and had the mental state required by the relevant statute. For instance, a charge of homicide may require that the defendant intentionally or knowingly did something that caused the death of another human being.
Restraining Order
When a domestic disagreement occurs, or disputes arise, family members, spouses, or romantic partners may threaten legal action against you, whether out of anger or fear. These threats are often meant to cause distress or anxiety, and they can sometimes lead someone to seek a restraining order against another person. Particularly when children are involved, restraining orders may be used as tactics to humiliate or punish someone for their actions, even when such an order is not warranted. At Reddin & Singer, LLP, a Milwaukee domestic violence attorney can assist you in defending against a restraining order in Wisconsin courts. Defending against a Restraining Order

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