Getting a divorce at any stage of a woman’s life is challenging. When it happens to you at 60 or older, it can seem especially crushing. You may not be as resilient or resourceful as you were at 25 or 35. The thought of beginning again without your partner at this...
Getting divorced can be tough for many reasons. Not only is it hard on you, but it can be difficult for your children to deal with as well. Additionally, there are things like parental alienation that can make it even more difficult. If you feel concerned about...
During your divorce, you may hear a lot of terms that you are unfamiliar with. To add to the confusion, people use some terms interchangeably when they actually mean different things. If you and your ex-spouse have children, you need to work out an arrangement by...
At the beginning of your divorce, you had no problem keeping up with child support payments. A recent shift in your finances, perhaps a job loss or increased financial obligations, made it hard to maintain your responsibilities. What should you do? National Family...
Although many custody hearings are resolved with agreements outside of court, it is possible that you and the child's other parent are unable to come to an agreement. This will require a court hearing in Wisconsin, something that may be frightening and confusing....
Wisconsin children who spend most of their school year with a custodial parent may have the opportunity to spend longer visitation sessions with their non-custodial parent in the summertime. While it is great for the child to develop a better relationship with both...
In most child custody cases, one parent pays child support to the other parent. When child support goes unpaid, a parent may wonder how that impacts visitation. Parents may wonder if Wisconsin law allows a parent to withhold visitation because the other parent is late...
During a child custody case, some parents in Wisconsin try to save money by representing themselves in court instead of hiring an attorney. This might save you money in the short term, but it could have a significant impact on the outcome of the case and your...
What do Wisconsin judges consider when determining spousal and child support obligations? Ultimately, rulings depend on case specifics. However, jural parties are bound to certain divorce dissolution guidelines. Income calculations for Wisconsin alimony and spousal...
After separating from your partner, you might have to go through a child custody hearing to determine who your child stays with and for how long during the week or throughout each month. Whether you're in court in Wisconsin or you're trying to handle the custody...
