Jane E. Probst

Experienced Washington County WI Child Support Attorney, Call (414) 210-3135 http://www.janeprobstlaw.com/practice-areas/child-support-spousal-maintenance/ Probst Law Offices has served Southeastern Wisconsin for over 25 years.

Wisconsin determines child support based on specific a set of guidelines. The amount of child support can vary depending on the income of both parents and the level of placement each parent has.

Spousal maintenance, or alimony, is not fault-based. A number of factors go into determining spousal support, including:

Length of marriage
Education of both parties
Health and age of both spouses
Ability of spouses to be self-supporting
Whether one person sacrificed income during the marriage

An experienced lawyer can help to determine if spousal maintenance is feasible in your situation. Probst Law Offices, S.C. can thoroughly examine your situation to determine if spousal support is feasible. Whether you are the paying spouse or the receiving one, she will look at what is required to achieve self-sufficiency, or if permanent support is needed.

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Experienced Waukesha Attorney For Visitation And Custody. Call (414) 210-3135 http://www.janeprobstlaw.com/practice-areas/custody-visitation/ Probst Law Offices has served Southeastern Wisconsin for over 25 years.

Intense emotions often accompany legal matters involving children. Parents may worry about losing their children, or not being able to see them as often as they would like. In Wisconsin, it is rare for a parent to lose children. They may have supervised visitation, but that is in drastic circumstances. The goal, often, is to co-parent in some fashion, and the courts look unfavorably upon one parent’s attempt to sabotage the other parent’s relationship with their children.

Typically, custody arrangements include child custody and child placement decisions.

Child custody refers to decision-making regarding your children’s upbringing, including health and education matters. Courts can grant sole custody to one parent or joint custody to both parents.

Child placement is the determination of where children are to live. This is based on the best interests of the child and typically involves having him or her live with each parent for a specific amount of time.

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