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3 subtle parental alienation tactics your co-parent may be using 

Co-parenting is rarely straightforward, even in the most amicable situations. When both parents are committed to the well-being of their children, it’s possible to create a stable, supportive environment post-separation.  However, the balance shifts when one parent...

Tips for handling repeated custody order violations by your ex

Despite the custody order that was issued during your divorce, they’re constantly violating it. Consequently, you’re dealing with missed drop-offs, late pick-ups or even being denied parenting time with your child. It can be understandably frustrating, exhausting and...

Can withholding child support get a co-parent more parental time?

Child support and parenting time are treated as separate legal matters in Wisconsin. Suppose a co-parent has a child support obligation; the payments they make are intended to help ensure the child’s needs are met.  On the other hand, as a co-parent, they have the...

The 2 sides of child custody

If you are going through a divorce with children, you certainly are thinking about your parental rights and your custody rights. For many people, their main focus is preserving these custody rights so that they can maintain a relationship with their child. But the...

Don’t use children as messengers in child custody matters

Going through a divorce is a major change in a person’s life. It often comes with significant emotional trauma because of the circumstances that led to the end of the marriage. While some adults can simply walk away and never have to deal with each other again, those...

2 communication tips when going through child custody matters

Child custody matters are often challenging to work out because you have to work with a person you aren’t involved with romantically any longer. This sometimes comes with emotions that will lead to increased tension, but you can’t just ignore the need to speak to your...

Communication in co-parenting

Parents who share children but who aren’t romantically involved any longer will still have to talk to each other because of the kids. This isn’t always easy, partially because of the negative feelings that come with the end of a relationship.  Regardless of your...

How can a computer help you co-parent?

It does not matter whether you have a desktop, a laptop, or even just a smartphone. The technology these carry can help make co-parenting simpler after a divorce or separation. These devices allow you to stay in touch with each other and your children. Here are some...

The difference between placement and custody in Wisconsin

Parents preparing for divorce in Wisconsin often feel anxious about the future. They worry about custody and what the change in their marital status might mean for their relationship with their children. Divorcing parents often want favorable custody terms, but they...

What to know about changing a child custody agreement

Do you have a child custody agreement with your co-parent? Have there been issues with the agreement that you wish could stop? Do you believe that altering the agreement could prevent these issues? It may be possible to change your custody agreement so that you and...

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