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Spousal Maintenance in Wisconsin: The Basics

Spousal Maintenance in Wisconsin: The Basics

Spousal maintenance in Wisconsin is money one spouse may be ordered to pay the other during or after a divorce. If you have ever looked at divorce paperwork and felt like every line was written in a different language, you are not alone, and this is one of the terms...
Equitable Division in Wisconsin Divorce: What Counts

Equitable Division in Wisconsin Divorce: What Counts

If you are trying to figure out equitable division Wisconsin law, you are probably really asking a simpler question: what part of your life gets split in a divorce, and what part stays yours? That question matters fast, especially when there is a house, retirement...
Divorce Stress in Children: Signs Parents Should Watch

Divorce Stress in Children: Signs Parents Should Watch

Divorce stress in children is the emotional, behavioral, and physical strain a child may show during or after a parental separation. It matters because stress often appears before adults expect it, and it can affect school, sleep, health, and daily behavior long...
What Co-Parent Mediation Can Solve

What Co-Parent Mediation Can Solve

A 2023 American Bar Association overview of mediation describes mediation as a structured negotiation led by a neutral third party, not a judge. In co-parent mediation, that structure is used to help you resolve parenting disputes during or after separation or...
Effects of Divorce on Children: What Changes to Expect

Effects of Divorce on Children: What Changes to Expect

The effects of divorce on children are real, but they are not always what worried parents expect. Divorce can change your child’s schedule, emotions, and sense of security, yet the biggest difference often comes from what happens around the divorce: the conflict, the...
Wisconsin Child Support Formula: How the Math Works

Wisconsin Child Support Formula: How the Math Works

Staring at a worksheet and trying to make sense of the Wisconsin child support formula can feel weirdly discouraging. It starts out sounding simple, then suddenly a percentage, overnight count, and income adjustment turn it into kitchen-table algebra. The good news is...