At Your Family Law Center in Madison and Jefferson, kids come first. Whether our clients are going through a divorce, dealing with a child support conflict, or looking to adopt, we provide effective, understanding legal representation committed to reducing the trauma for children whose families are in crisis or transition.
With 30 combined years of legal experience, our attorneys understand how to find lasting solutions tailored to each client's needs and values. We work diligently to achieve a positive result while reducing the stress and cost wherever possible. This means that our firm is often able to secure a fair outcome through negotiation or mediation, but we are always prepared to litigate when it is in your best interests.
With 30 combined years of legal experience, our attorneys understand how to find lasting solutions tailored to each client's needs and values. We work diligently to achieve a positive result while reducing the stress and cost wherever possible. This means that our firm is often able to secure a fair outcome through negotiation or mediation, but we are always prepared to litigate when it is in your best interests.
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Family Law
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When you're involved in a family law dispute, it is not enough to focus purely on the legal result. How you handle these matters will have a lasting effect on your personal and financial well-being. With offices in Madison and Jefferson, Your Family Law Center represents clients throughout the state in a supportive, professional manner.
Child Support
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When your family includes minor children (under age 18, or up to age 19 if still enrolled full time in high school or an equivalent), the court will want to assure that both parents have sufficient financial resources to care for your child(ren). The court can order child support. Child support is an obligation to pay support for a marital or non-marital child.
Custody
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Custody and placement can be the most concerning issues in a family case with minor children. Parents are often very concerned about how the court orders will affect the children. In Wisconsin, the law presumes that both parents should share joint legal custody. There are, of course, circumstances in which there should be an exception and only one parent should be awarded sole legal custody.
Placement
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Parents in a family case with minor children are usually very concerned about how much time he/she will get to spend with the child(ren). In any action affecting that family, including but not limited to divorce, legal separation, or paternity that involves a minor child, the court must issue an order that allocates periods of physical placement of the minor child.
Divorce
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What will it take to get your divorce? Because Wisconsin is a no-fault divorce state, the court is not interested in why a party is seeking a divorce. In order for the court to grant a divorce, the court must be convinced that the marriage is irretrievably broken. This is usually accomplished by the testimony of both spouses.
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