When you find out that someone you care deeply about is looking into adopting a child in Wisconsin, you may be looking for ways to provide encouragement and support. Your proactive efforts to celebrate with them and share in the enthusiasm and excitement of welcoming...
Month: March 2019
What is a Disneyland parent?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Mar 24, 2019 | Family Law
If you are a divorced Wisconsin parent, you may be dealing with issues concerning your former spouse and the way (s)he handles your children when they visit him or her on weekends and at other times. Unfortunately, in many post-divorce situations, the parent with...
How will legal custody impact your parental involvement?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Mar 17, 2019 |
As a parent, you know there is nothing more important to you than protecting your children and preserving the relationship you have with them. Divorce means that everything will change, from where you will live to how much time you get with your kids. It is smart to...
What are the different types of adoption?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Mar 13, 2019 | Family Law
Adopting a child is a beautiful way to either grow your family in Wisconsin or to strengthen the bonds within your own family. According to FindLaw, there are several methods through which prospective parents in the United States can adopt a child,...
How do you terminate a domestic partnership in Wisconsin?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Mar 5, 2019 | Family Law
If you and your partner wish to terminate your union in Wisconsin, whether it be due to irreconcilable differences, marriage or any other reason, you need to do more than just walk away. Your partnership, like marriage, is a legally binding agreement that ties you and...
How can my criminal record impact my ability to get a job?
On Behalf of Mayer Law Office, LLC | Mar 5, 2019 | Criminal Defense
Whether you have been arrested or convicted of a crime in the past can have a profound effect on your ability to secure employment in Wisconsin. While employers cannot discriminate due to criminal history, the law is pretty broad in what it does allow your employer to...
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