Divorce and Paternity cases involving children are always difficult. Custody and Placement both have very distinct and important definitions in the state of Wisconsin. The Court will handle each case involving children on a case by case basis and will pay close attention to “the best interests of the child/children.”

Divorce and Legal Separation in Wisconsin can be extremely emotional and complex. The complexity of each case depends on whether or not the parties have children, complex assets, the length of the marriage, and many other factors.

If you are having issues with an opposing party complying with Court Orders, or if you are being accused of not complying with a Court Order, you potentially have a Contempt issue. Contempt is a very serious thing to accuse someone of, or be accused of, and the matter should be handled by knowledgeable counsel.

If two parents are not married and they are separating with a child/children it is highly likely that the Court will be involved in a Paternity Action. Paternity actions also involve decisions regarding child custody, placement, and child support. Parents can file a Paternity Action, and so can the State of Wisconsin if a parent is receiving State aid.

These issues require highly complex calculations and a thorough review of financial information. In both divorce and paternity actions, the Court will require that parties file accurate financial disclosure statements to assist with calculation. Contact us to make sure these calculations are accurate and fit your individual circumstances.

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