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Wisconsin parents who have gone through a divorce know how hard the whole process can be. Former spouses now living two different lives may parent their kids in different ways, causing confusion and stress to all involved. Most parents want the best for their kids, so...
Divorce coaches are trained mental health professionals who will work with you and your soon-to-be-ex to help you through your divorce. These coaches are trained in divorce-related issues such as parenting planning, child development, co-parenting and the impact...
Wisconsin parents who divorce often have disputes over dividing property, alimony and, of course, child custody. While some divorces are easily navigated, others can turn bitter. Often, the relationships of the children with their parents suffer the most. Here is some...
Even if a divorce is the best solution for your future, there could still be devastating negative consequences for all involved. Divorcing parents must pay close attention to the impact the new living arrangements have on their children. While the transition might be...
Divorce can be stressful for your entire family. If you and your spouse have decided to call it quits, you might dread going into a Wisconsin family court to settle things. However, mediation might be a better option. It saves you time Compared with a traditional...
Divorce is a difficult time for both parties in Wisconsin, and when divorce proceedings come to an end, one party might find themselves in need of financial assistance. One way that divorcees can get this help is by negotiating an alimony agreement with their...
After the court establishes child custody and a parenting time schedule, it may be necessary to change it. Wisconsin law creates uniform standards for when a court may modify a child custody order. While minor schedule changes may be somewhat routine, circumstances...
If you live in Wisconsin and you have joint custody of one or more children, then you might be wondering about what happens if one of the parents wants to move out of the state. The laws governing this have changed, so it is important to stay on top of what rules you...
Finding evidence for nonphysical abuse to bring forth in a custody battle is often a challenge. This type of mistreatment that is unfortunately common in marriages is often subtle, but even the most dramatic instances of nonphysical abuse might leave no trace of...
It’s not uncommon for couples going through a divorce in Wisconsin to feel they have no control. Often, one spouse may believe there is a power struggle throughout the process. This can happen when the marriage is not an equal partnership and one spouse makes...