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Parental Alienation: What It Is and What It Is Not

Posted By Janice Boback

Published February 19, 2019

Categorized as Child Custody & Visitation

Parental Alienation is very serious as there is no “cure” if it is allowed to go on for a period of time. A parent cannot get back the time lost and things missed during this unfortunate period of alienation from their child. Depending on how long the alienation has gone on and to what severity,

When a Child Doesn’t Want to See the Other Parent

Posted By Kimberly Anderson

Published February 15, 2019

Categorized as Child Custody & Visitation

In a divorce or separation situation, it is not usual to hear there are times a child doesn’t want to see the other parent for parenting time. When couples with children divorce or break up, the court will typically enter what’s called a Joint Parenting Agreement. The Joint Parenting Agreement lays out the responsibilities of

The Right Parenting Schedule For Your Family

Posted By Janice Boback

Published February 12, 2019

Categorized as Child Custody & Visitation

Setting a parenting schedule can be one of the biggest, most stressful issues that arise if you are getting divorced and children are involved in the relationship. The key is creating a parenting schedule that is most conducive to everyone involved which means you, especially your children, any other caretakers (babysitters, grandparents, etc.), and yes…

UCCJEA Not Followed and Appellate Court Returns Child to Father

Posted By Kimberly Anderson

Published February 8, 2019

Categorized as Child Custody

THE UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT ACT (UCCJEA) WAS NOT FOLLOWED BY THE COURT HERE, AND AS A RESULT, A WISCONSIN GIRL IS RETURNED TO HER FATHER Lauren sought guardianship of Mirabella, the daughter of her former boyfriend, Matthew. She claimed that Matthew, a Wisconsin resident, had left Mirabella to live with Lauren in

Unallocated Maintenance is Reviewable, Not Terminable

Posted By Kimberly Anderson

Published January 30, 2019

Categorized as Spousal Support

In the case of the Wojcik’s, the trial court needed to resolve a conflict between the parties regarding their view of what was “Unallocated Maintenance.” The husband, Michael Wojcik, and the wife, Sandra Wojcik, had been married for over 30 years. They resolved their marriage amicably, and Michael agreed to pay Sandra for 60 months.