Parenting is a job for life. One of the challenges for parents who are no longer together is finding a way to co-parent. The following are some tips for making the job of co-parenting easier.
Understanding the role of social media in custody disputes
The social media juggernauts, Facebook and Twitter, have changed the way we relate to each other. In the decade since their creation, these social media platforms have become an important part of our everyday existence. Photo sharing platforms, such as Instagram and Snapchat offer visual snapshots of our lives. We use social media not just to share our lives, but to discuss them as well.
When to request a review of child support in Wisconsin
Child support can be modified. Unlike the division of property, which is permanent in a divorce, a child support arrangement can be modified to adjust for life changes.
How child support works for high wage earners in Wisconsin
What will your life look like after divorce? How much will you pay in child support? It is not always easy to envision what life will look like as a divorced parent especially regarding finances. One of the issues divorcing parents will have to resolve is that of child support. Although courts are increasingly creating more shared parenting time arrangements, in most cases one parent will still be responsible for paying some degree of child support. This is especially true when one parent's income exceeds the other parent's income and if the payor is a high income wage earner.
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Where do you turn for family law advice you can trust? How do you choose an attorney? When considering options, many people turn to trusted sources.
Is Divorce Or Separation Right For You?
Ending a marriage, or separating from one's spouse, is never easy. In addition to the personal and emotional challenges involved, you will have to make a number of very important legal decisions.
Is It Time To Update Your Child Support Arrangement?
For many parents, establishing a child support order does not put the matter to rest entirely. In time, circumstances can evolve, making arrangements no longer affordable or reasonable. Perhaps you or the other parent lost a job; maybe your child has moved out or gone off to college.
