People who are arrested for and charged with a suspected operating while intoxicated offense in Wisconsin will want to educate themselves about the potential penalties associated with this type of charge. Every state has its own set of consequences so a person cannot...
Month: November 2018
What do Wisconsin laws say about child custody?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Nov 23, 2018 |
Are you thinking about ending your marriage? Do you have minor children at home? If you do, you might want to know something about Wisconsin child custody laws before you file for divorce.The simple truth is that parents may have an idea about what kind of custody...
Restraining orders: where family law and criminal law intersect
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Nov 19, 2018 | Family Law
Seeking a restraining order or protection order in Wisconsin can be a matter of criminal law, as the order protects you from criminal behavior such as battery, sexual assault, harassment or stalking. However, a restraining order can also be a matter of family...
When businesses are split up along with a marriage
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Nov 14, 2018 | Family Law
Sometimes Wisconsin couples go into business together. However, if the marriage should fall apart, in many instances the business partnership of the spouses goes with it. So what should you do if you and your spouse possess ownership in the same company? If you do not...
What is the difference between visitation and custody?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Nov 9, 2018 | Family Law
The difference between custody and visitation rights in Wisconsin is one of the most misunderstood topics in family law in the state. If you do not understand it right away, that is completely normal. However, if you were going through a divorce, this would be an...
What should I do if Child Protective Services knocks?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Nov 5, 2018 | Family Law
Almost nothing can be more insulting, embarrassing and infuriating than being accused of being an unfit parent. It can also be frightening for Wisconsin parents when CPS demands to inspect the home. If CPS knocks on your door, you might worry that your children could...
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