By Daniel Exner Milwaukee Divorce Lawyer If you fear your children are at serious risk for sexual abuse there are generally a number of different options that may be available to help. Below are 4 options you can pursue if you fear your children are being sexually abused, but please …
Question: My alcoholic wife’s disease has driven me to seek advice on divorce. Nothing has been filed yet, but I am increasingly concerned for my children’s safety. If my wife is intoxicated, do I have the legal right to take the children and move them away from her?
Question: My ex-wife keeps trying to get sole child custody by harassing me and filing frivolous motions with the court. Every few months she writes me a threatening letter and then files something with the court that is usually dismissed but still costs me attorney fees and time away from …
Question: I need some marriage separation advice on how to protect my personal property during a divorce. After I asked my wife for a separation, she served me with a restraining order prohibiting me from entering the marital home. Later at court, I was granted access to the home in …
Question: My ex-wife and I do not get along at all. She is constantly harassing me, threatening me, texting me insulting messages, etc. I do not want to be bothered by her again and want all communication done through my attorney. How can I keep her from communicating with me?
By Matt Allen Editor, DadsDivorce.com and MensRights.com His erratic and outlandish behavior has garnered Charlie Sheen a massive amount of attention the past week, but it also at least temporarily cost him custody of his children. Police removed Sheen’s twin boys from his home per a court order issued after …
Question: I have been granted exclusive use of the marital home. My wife is refusing to move her belongings out. Can I start moving her possessions out of the home so that I can start the process of moving on?
By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com Even the friendliest divorces can go awry. You can start out as friends and end up archenemies. Divorce can be especially grievous when there are children in the mix. Visitation, custody, child support, and other family law issues intermingle with a couple’s anger and …
By Joseph E. Cordell, J.D., C.P.A, LL.M Principal Partner, Cordell & Cordell Orders of protection are unfortunately common in family law cases and are often used for strategic reasons. The terminology of the protective orders vary by state (they can be called protection from abuse orders, personal protection orders, domestic …
By Molly Murphy False allegations of physical and sexual abuse have become more and more common in the family court in the last few years. Whether a false allegation is made maliciously or made out of a feeling of concern, the result can be the same for the accused. The …