After Wisconsin couples negotiate a divorce settlement and the agreement is finalized in the decree, they may feel like they are ready to move forward. However, while reaching an agreement on property division and other key financial and practical issues can be a challenge, the actual separation of assets is not accomplished through finalizing the divorce. Instead, each party will need to take action on a series of administrative tasks to ensure that the agreement is actually implemented.
Making co-parenting work when a marriage ends
Once a marriage is over, it's time for Wisconsin couples with children to shift their focus to making co-parenting work. Such arrangements may be more effective if divorced parents remember to put their children's best interests front and center. Even in instances where one parent views his or her ex as untrustworthy, incompetent or unreasonable, results tend to be better if both parties make an effort to politely interact and let children naturally discover parental flaws.
