There are many reasons why parental relocation may become an issue after parents divorce or separate. When one parent plans to move with their children, the other parent may become concerned about how this will affect the children and their relationship. The parent who is not moving may worry that they will have less time with their children, that they will be less involved in decisions about how their children will be raised, and that longer travel times and
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Can I Stop My Ex-Spouse From Relocating With My Child?
After completing the divorce process, parents establish new routines and do their best to share custody effectively while providing care for their children and maintaining positive parent/child relationships. Maintaining consistent routines and schedules for physical placement is one of the best ways parents can help children become accustomed to the changes they have experienced. However, this consistency can be threatened if a parent chooses to move a significant distance away and requests modifications to visitation schedules or other aspects…
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When Could a Bar or Restaurant Lose its Liquor License?
Owners of bars or restaurants in Milwaukee and other nearby cities in Wisconsin must follow various regulations, including specific laws related to selling and serving alcohol. The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) oversees the issuance and regulation of liquor licenses. Losing a liquor license can be devastating for any establishment, and it is crucial to understand the potential reasons for disciplinary action. An attorney with experience in business and restaurant licensing can help defend against the…
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When Can Civil Litigation Address a Breach of Contract?
Contracts form the foundation of many business transactions and relationships. When one party fails to fulfill their obligations under a contract, the other party will need to determine how to address the breach of contract. Commercial litigation may be necessary to resolve contract disputes. By demonstrating that they have suffered harm due to a breach of contract, the injured party can receive appropriate remedies. An experienced attorney can provide representation in these cases, helping injured parties seek remedies…
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Are Motorcycle Accidents More Likely to Occur in the Summer?
Posted on June 26, 2024 in Personal Injury
Motorcycle enthusiasts often look forward to the summer as the perfect time to hit the open road. However, while warm weather and clear skies offer ideal riding conditions, motorcyclists also face increased risks. While more motorcycle accidents occur in the summer, those injured in these accidents can take steps to address the harm they have experienced and make sure negligence by other drivers or other parties is addressed. An experienced attorney…
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4 Reasons You Could Face Identity Theft Charges in Wisconsin
Posted on June 20, 2024 in White Collar Crimes
In the digital age, identity theft is an increasing concern. Data breaches, online scams, and various similar crimes result in the compromise and misuse of people’s personal information. Because of the ways victims can be affected by identity theft, law enforcement officials take identity theft offenses seriously. Understanding the activities that could lead to arrests for identity theft or related criminal charges are crucial for people who may be accused…
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8 Ways to Uncover Hidden Assets During Your Divorce
Posted on June 17, 2024 in Divorce
If you are planning to get a divorce, you will need to address various financial concerns as you determine how to divide your marital property. These issues can become more complicated if you are concerned that your spouse is attempting to hide assets. Uncovering these hidden assets is crucial to ensure a fair settlement, but determining the best ways to do so is not always easy. An experienced divorce attorney…
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What Is Drug Possession With Intent in Wisconsin?
Posted on June 13, 2024 in Drug Crimes
Criminal offenses related to controlled substances are taken very seriously in Wisconsin. Drug-related charges can have severe consequences, even in situations involving simple possession of certain types of drugs. However, when a charge is elevated from simple possession to possession with intent to distribute, the penalties become even more serious.
Understanding why you might be charged with one crime and not another, and what could happen if you are convicted of…
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Can I Keep My Wisconsin Home After Getting Divorced?
During the divorce process, there are numerous issues related to your property and finances that may arise. As you work to divide your marital property, some of the most pressing issues that you will need to address will be related to your family home. Whether you owned your home before getting married or purchased it during your marriage, decisions will need to be made about the ownership of the property going forward. An experienced attorney can help you…
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How Can Employers Address Wage Disputes With Employees?
Wage disputes between employers and employees can be challenging to resolve. They can also be disruptive, impacting workplace morale and productivity. Employers need to understand how to handle these disputes carefully and fairly, ensuring that they can maintain a positive working environment and avoid legal complications. An attorney with experience in business litigation can help employers navigate these issues and find effective resolutions.
Types of Wage Disputes
Wage disputes can arise in various forms, and they may involve disagreements…
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When Can Someone Be Charged With Kidnapping in Wisconsin?
Posted on May 29, 2024 in Criminal Defense
Kidnapping is a serious crime. However, what most people believe to be kidnapping may not necessarily fall within the definition of this offense under Wisconsin law. In fact, most kidnapping cases are related to child custody disputes, and parents or other family members or friends who deny a parent access to his or her child may be charged with child abduction or interference with custody.
For those who have been…
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What Options Do Businesses Have to Resolve Partnership Disputes?
Posted on May 24, 2024 in Business Law
Partnership disputes can significantly disrupt a business’s operations and growth. When conflicts arise between business partners, it is crucial to address them promptly and effectively to avoid long-term damage to the company. While some disputes may need to be resolved through business litigation, this is often a last resort; Partners may be able to work together to reach agreements that will protect their business. An experienced attorney can provide guidance…
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When Can a Wisconsin Court Rule That a Prenup Is Invalid?
Prenuptial agreements, commonly referred to as “prenups,” are legal agreements that couples may enter into before marriage. A prenup may protect assets belonging to either spouse and determine how certain issues will be handled if the couple chooses to get a divorce.
While these agreements can be valuable tools for protecting the interests of both parties, there are circumstances under which a court in Wisconsin may declare that a prenup is invalid. Understanding these circumstances is essential…
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Is Distributing Drug Paraphernalia a Crime in Wisconsin?
Posted on May 10, 2024 in Criminal Defense
People who are accused of possessing or distributing drugs will often face criminal charges related to these substances. However, there are some cases when criminal charges may also apply to items that are related to drugs, even if no drugs are found.
Under Wisconsin law, the possession of drug paraphernalia is a criminal offense, and more serious charges usually apply if a person is accused of selling or distributing paraphernalia to…
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Will I Be Required to Pay Alimony After My Divorce in Wisconsin?
Posted on May 06, 2024 in Divorce
Getting a divorce is likely to be a challenging process, and as you prepare for the end of your marriage, you may face both emotional and financial uncertainties. One concern you may have is whether you will be required to pay alimony, which is also known as spousal support, spousal maintenance, or simply as “maintenance.” Understanding the factors that influence maintenance decisions in Wisconsin can help you prepare for what lies…
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When Are Drug Treatment Alternatives and Diversion Programs Available for Wisconsin Drug Crimes?
Posted on May 01, 2024 in Drug Crimes
In many cases, people who are charged with drug crimes struggle with addiction, and they could benefit from treatment rather than penalties such as incarceration. The state of Wisconsin has recognized the impact of substance abuse on people and communities, and in some cases, it provides alternative sentencing options that will allow alleged offenders to receive treatment for drug addiction while avoiding criminal convictions.
Wisconsin has implemented Treatment Alternatives and Diversion…
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