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Wisconsin parents who are new to co-parenting may find that creating a holiday placement schedule can quickly become complicated. Although you and your co-parent might agree on a standard placement schedule and have an amicable relationship, planning a holiday...
It’s not easy to deal with debt. It can feel like it’s crushing you, rendering it hard to make ends meet and seeping the joy out of your life as it consumes your thoughts and robs you of sleep. As daunting as that can be, you don’t have to let your debt woes control...
In an ideal world, you and your child’s other parent would be able to negotiate a child custody arrangement that supports your child’s best interests and allows each of you to spend meaningful time with them. In the real world, though, this isn’t always possible. And...
If your debt has become too overwhelming for you to handle, you should consider filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are several advantages to filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, including: The discharge of many unsecured debts (e.g., credit card debt or personal...
In many contested divorce and custody cases, spouses and parents accuse each other of lying. This can make it difficult for the court to determine what’s true and what’s not, and it can leave the legal issues at hand in a precarious position. So, don’t be quick to...
When a couple first gets married, they will have to decide how to handle their finances as a couple. In most cases, even if both spouses are working, one spouse is likely making more money than the other. This is particularly true if one spouse is not working or only...
Child custody disputes can be hard fought, with each parent making serious allegations against the other. While these issues can be hashed out in court, sometimes a parent manipulates their child to weaponize the child against the other parent. As a result, a wedge is...
"Gray" divorces, those marriage dissolutions involving people aged 55 and older, are becoming more common. In fact, studies show that more than a third of those getting divorced in the United States are 50 or older, with 25% of all divorces involving people aged 55...
If you’re struggling with overwhelming debt, you might be thinking about whether bankruptcy is a viable option for you. It’s true that personal bankruptcy, particularly those filed under Chapter 7 of the bankruptcy code, can help you shed debt and reclaim your...
A chance to relocate for a job opportunity, to be closer to family or simply for a change of scenery becomes much more complicated when you share a child with someone. If your co-parent does not agree to your relocation, you might not be able to move without a court...