My Ex and I Disagree About Giving Our Kids the COVID Vaccine. What are My Options?

Since March of 2020, our lives have been inundated with information and references to the Coronavirus pandemic. You can seldom go online or turn on the television without hearing about COVID-19, current infection rates, and the availability of vaccines. Earlier this year, the COVID vaccine was approved for children ages 12 and older, giving parents […]
Pets in Wisconsin Divorce: Why it may be time to rethink the “property” definition and move to a “custody” evaluation

A relationship with a family pet can be important to every member of the household. Animal companions are part of daily life in the home and often share a unique bond with their owners. When a couple with pets is going through a divorce, questions related to their ownership often arise. Although owners may think […]
My Ex and I Have Different Religions: Who Gets to Decide Our Child’s Place of Worship?

During divorce, parents have to determine how they are going to raise their kids going forward. If both parents are safe and appropriate the law favors both parents having joint (shared) custody of their children. Sharing custody means having an equal say regarding several important aspects of a child’s life, including their school, medical treatment, […]
How the Internet Can Be Your Best Friend and Worst Enemy During Divorce

Today we can go online for everything from ordering groceries to attending doctor’s appointments. Further, when we have questions about practically anything, we have 24/7 access to the internet for information. While it may be helpful to go online, there can also be times when doing so adds stress to our lives. If you are […]
How to Have a New Romantic Relationship While Still Maintaining an Active, Healthy Co-parenting Relationship with Your Ex

Getting through a divorce with children can be emotional for everyone involved. As a parent, you have to devote a great deal of energy to supporting your kids while also going through the process yourself. After you, your ex, and your children have had time to adjust and get into your co-parenting routine, you may […]
My Ex and I Just Separated: How Will I Know if It’s Time to Move On?

Separation from your spouse can be the first step towards various possible outcomes. For some, time apart can be a way to step back from the relationship to gain perspective. For others, the change in circumstance may be necessary to give both spouses a break from ongoing tension and conflict. Sometimes, the separation that was […]
Why Is There More Than One Way to Divorce?

On the surface, it may seem that the only option during divorce is to go to court and fight over terms with your ex. However, there are multiple ways to resolve your case outside of the courtroom. If you are unfamiliar with the alternatives to the traditional divorce model, you may be wondering: Why is […]
What custody/placement rights do grandparents have in Wisconsin?

When parents of minor children divorce, the impact often reaches beyond the immediate family. In-laws who once seemed as close as blood relatives may become distant from you. Even though you and your ex may be severing your connections with each other’s family members, the same may not apply to your children and their family […]
Will my ex ever be ordered to pay my attorney’s fees in my Wisconsin family law case?

Family law cases can be stressful and expensive, especially when the parties have high conflict. Depending on the circumstances, one party may feel less to blame for the dispute and that it’s unfair that they have to pay legal fees. If you are in this situation, you may be wondering: Will my ex ever be […]
What is a Divorce Coach, and Do I Need One?

Going through a divorce is one of the most life-altering events a person can experience. As your case moves forward, you will probably have an array of challenging and painful emotions. Having someone there to help guide you through the divorce process can be extremely helpful and comforting. Your divorce attorney helps you navigate the […]