If a parent is receiving social security retirement or disability payments, the children should also receive social security benefits directly. Wisconsin addresses this situation. DCF 150.03(5) provides as follows:“ADJUSTMENT FOR CHILD’S SOCIAL SECURITY. The court may include benefits received by a child under 42 USC 402(d) based on a parent’s entitlement to federal disability or old-age insurance benefits under 42 USC 401 to 433 in the parent’s gross income and adjust a parent’s child support obligation by subtracting the amount of the child’s social security benefit. In no case may this adjustment require the payee to reimburse the payer for any portion of the child’s benefit.”
Divorce in Wisconsin: Navigating Inheritance and Gifts
Divorce is a life event that brings many changes, both emotional and practical.For couples in Wisconsin,understanding how divorce affects inheritance and gifts is crucial.Unlike other...



