Question: I had to relocate out of state following my divorce because of work. The judge in the child custody case would not allow me to modify the visitation schedule because the children were young and he thought I abandoned them. The airfare costs to travel and see them every …
By Daniel Exner Cordell & Cordell Milwaukee Divorce Lawyer There is a gray area when it comes to paying child support after a couple has separated but before any paperwork is filed or court orders issued. Many divorcing dads wonder if they should be paying child support during this separation …
Question: My soon-to-be-ex-wife wants me to temporarily move out of the marital home during our divorce until she finds an apartment that she would then move into and I would be allowed to move back home. Is this a problem for me if I get her to sign something stating …
Question: My wife and I are on the verge of a separation and she wants me to leave the marital home, but I am considered moving out would be considered abandonment. I have read that moving out of the marital home is one of “The 10 Stupidest Mistakes Men Make …
Question: My question about divorce laws has to do with what I’ve heard is a “divorce from bed and board.” Can you explain what a “divorce from bed and board” is and how it is different from a regular divorce?
Question: My ex and I have joint physical and legal child custody of our son. However, she has moved out of state saying she would return periodically for visitation. Is she allowed to move out of state without the court’s permission? Would this be considered abandonment by ignoring the court …
Question: What marriage separation advice do you have for pursuing grounds of abandonment in a divorce? My wife and I have filed for divorce. Since the time of our separation roughly 6 months ago, she has only come back to the marital home for a few days to spend minimal …
Question: I would like a legal separation pending my divorce. Can I legally leave a bad marriage and the marital home without a concern for abandonment?
By Jennifer Paine Attorney, Cordell & Cordell It is not uncommon for one spouse to leave the marital home during the divorce. The divorce process is trying enough, without having to share a living space with the person you are least likely to want to see. Most clients usually want …
Question: I have been married for a very long time, but my wife has slept in another room for many years. There has been no intimacy, sexual contact, or affection for over 8 years. Does this qualify as constructive abandonment?