Spending Time With Your Children After Divorce
For many parents, spending time with their children is a top priority. Some parents try to rearrange their work schedule to be home when their kids get home from school. Other parents sacrifice their free evenings to spend time taking their kids to dance lessons or football practice. Regardless of the activity, parents understand the importance of spending time with their children.
While that parental right may be assumed during a marriage, it can be one of the most emotional aspects of divorce. Parents always want to know where their kids are and what they are doing. However, after a divorce, you may need to get used to the idea of your kids spending time with the other parent without you around.
If that is the situation you are facing, it can be beneficial to work with an experienced West Bend child visitation attorney. Mayer Law Office, LLC, has more than 20 years of experience working closely with families to help them find the legal solutions they need.
Understanding Wisconsin Visitation Rights
One of the most common question parents have is regarding the difference between custody and visitation. Visitation (also called placement) refers to the schedule of parenting time and the amount of time each parent will spend with the child. Custody refers to which parent will be responsible for making important decisions about their kids.
A number of factors are taken into consideration when the visitation schedule is being determined. An experienced lawyer can help make sure your parental rights are protected throughout the process. Contact Mayer Law Office, LLC, online or call 888-707-0085 to schedule your free initial consultation.
