Married couples considering divorce may opt to legally separate for a period of time, providing them time for reflection and possible reconciliation before initiating a divorce. Legal separation is similar to divorce in that it provides certain legal protections and rights such as: Difference between physical and legal separation Legal separation and physical separation are […]
Remarriage May Impact Spousal & Child Support in Wisconsin
Sometimes a financially dependent spouse is awarded spousal maintenance aka alimony in a divorce for a defined period of time or permanently depending on various factors such as the length of a marriage and financial need. If the recipient later remarries or cohabitates, alimony payments will end regardless of whether the remarriage improves the financial […]
Any Advantages to Filing for Divorce First?
Many wonder if being the first spouse to file for a divorce is advantageous. They may believe if they initiate a divorce, they may achieve a more favorable outcome when it comes to child custody or property division. The fact is that whether you are the petitioner or respondent in a divorce proceeding does not […]
How to Get a Prenup After Marriage
After a couple marries, one or both parties may regret not getting a prenuptial agreement to protect themselves or a business financially. Fortunately, a post nuptial agreement is a good option for married couples, offering many of the same protections as a prenup. A pre or post nuptial allows a couple to decide in advance […]
Interstate Child Custody Dispute Jurisdiction
When parents separate or divorce, it is not all that uncommon for one parent to move to another state to pursue a career opportunity or to be closer to extended family. This often results in questions about which state has jurisdiction in a custody case if there is not an existing child custody order before […]
DIY Agreements in Uncontested Divorce
Divorcing couples who agree on everything from property division to ongoing support, may want to write their own agreement to avoid the hassle and cost of seeking legal counsel. While completely understandable, agreeing to a divorce settlement without legal advice is not a good idea and can result in long term consequences. It is always […]
Can My Child Decide Which Parent to Live With in a Divorce?
In Wisconsin a child of divorce has some input in how child custody and visitation responsibility is allocated, particularly if the child is able to understand the situation and form a mature and rational opinion to support their wishes. Although there are no age related guidelines to look to, certainly a child who is in […]
Restraining Orders and Orders of Protection
The Wisconsin family law attorneys of Probst Law Offices can provide legal assistance related to restraining orders and orders of protection whether you need help obtaining a restraining order or injunction or have had a restraining order filed against you. When you have a divorce or family law matter involving domestic violence, our experienced family […]
Jane Probst Practicing Family Law in Illinois
Probst law offices is excited to announce that attorney Jane Probst is now practicing family law in both Illinois and Wisconsin courts. Jane was sworn into the Illinois State Bar on August 16, 2022. Jane will be practicing primarily in the northern Illinois counties of Lake, McHenry and Jo Daviess. Jane, who is originally from […]
Differences Between Adoption and Guardianship
The difference between adoptions and guardianships are significant: Adoption, on the other hand, terminates a parent’s rights and obligations to the child, severing all ties unless there is a special agreement to continue visitation between the parties. The Role of the Guardian A guardian’s responsibilities typically include providing the day to day needs of a […]
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