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To file for an annulment or divorce in Wisconsin, you must be a resident for over 30 days. Once you have completely filled out a Petition for Annulment with all required information, you or your spouse must file it with the county clerk in the county where you or your spouse lives.

An uncontested divorce in Wisconsin is available to couples who can agree on all aspects of divorce including child custody, visitation, division of assets, health insurance coverage, and alimony. An uncontested divorce is typically faster and more affordable than a contested divorce proceeding.

Unlike a divorce which carries a waiting period of four months between the time you file a petition and can be granted an official separation, there is no waiting period for annulment in Wisconsin. More often than not, valid annulments are clear-cut cases and can typically be granted much more quickly than a divorce.

You must fill out the forms properly and file them with the court in the county where you reside. You will also have to pay whatever fee that county requires for a name change. You will have to file out and file a proposed order and notice of hearing on your name change.

Family Fees Filing FeesChange of VenueWith request for support or maintenance, not including transmittal fee105.00ContemptAnyNo FeeDivorce/Legal Separation/AnnulmentWith no request for support or maintenance184.50Divorce/Legal Separation/AnnulmentWith request for support or maintenance194.5041 more rows

If you can't afford to pay the court fees, you may request a waiver. You can get the form on the Wisconsin courts website and file it electronically with all of the other divorce forms.