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Do You Need a Lawyer for a Divorce in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin, you are not required to hire an attorney to file for divorce. However, whether you should depends on your situation. Even when a divorce seems straightforward, decisions made during the process can have long-term consequences for your finances, your...
Establishing Parental Rights for LGBTQ+ Parents in Wisconsin ART Cases
Will my parental rights be fully recognized and protected? The answer depends on how your family is formed and what legal steps are taken along the way. Planning ahead can make a meaningful difference in how secure your rights are from the moment your child is born....
How Divorce Affects Special Needs Children and Support Services in Wisconsin
Divorce can be difficult for any family. When a child has special needs, there can be more questions: How will care be shared between households? How will therapy, schooling, and medical needs be handled? What happens if one parent has been primarily responsible for...
Solving Your Family Law Challenges in Wisconsin: How The Law Center, S.C., Can Help
Whether you are dealing with divorce, custody, or a more complex situation involving your child or your family unit, the outcome can affect your life long after the case is over. The Law Center, S.C., the focus is not just on resolving or “winning” a case. It is on...
Update Regarding Davis V. Ermold And Moore
By Attorney Emily Dudak LeiterThe Law Center for Children & FamiliesMadison, WI Here is an update from Attorney Emily Dudak Leiter of The Law Center, S.C., regarding Davis v. Ermold and Moore: As most have heard already, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the...
Attorney Kristi Baker Has Been Promoted to Officer at The Law Center, S.C.
The Law Center, S.C., is excited and proud to announce that Attorney Kristi Baker has been promoted to Officer and to the Management Team at our firm. Through the years, Kristi has been essential to growing our foster parent and guardianship practice areas and greatly...