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If Attorney Tim Riley can be of assistance to you with your legal situation, please call Riley Law Office for a free initial consultation at (608) 833-3880 or email Attorney Riley. Or in the future will be or may be, absent from the service member’s Of a child whether the service member has been or may beĬalled to active duty in the U.S. (2) (e)ġ.,the court may not consider as a factor in determining the legal custody (c) If a parent is a service member, as defined in sub.

Or abuse shall be the paramount concerns in determining legal custody 813.12 (1) (am), the safety and well-being of theĬhild and the safety of the parent who was the victim of the battery (2) (d) that a parent hasĮngaged in a pattern or serious incident of interspousal battery, asĭescribed under s. Such other factors as the court may in each individual case.The reports of appropriate professionals if admitted into.Whether either party has or had a significant problem with.Whether there is evidence of interspousal battery asĭescribed under s.Or intermittently in a proposed custodial household. A person who resides, has resided, or will reside regularly A person with whom a parent of the child has a dating relationship, 813.122 (1) (a), of the child or any otherĬhild or neglected the child or any other child: Whether there is evidence that any of the following has engaged Whether any of the following has a criminal record and 813.122 (1) (a), of the child, as defined in s. Whether there is evidence that a party engaged in abuse,Īs defined in s.Is likely to unreasonably interfere with the child’s continuing relationship With the child, including encouraging and facilitating frequentĪnd continuing contact with the child, or whether one party Whether each party can support the other party’s relationship.The cooperation and communication between the partiesĪnd whether either party unreasonably refuses to cooperate or communicate with the other party.The availability of public or private child care services.Of physical placement to provide predictability and stability for The need for regularly occurring and meaningful periods.Negatively affects the child’s intellectual, physical, or emotional Whether the mental or physical health of a party, minorĬhild, or other person living in a proposed custodial household.

The age of the child and the child’s developmental and educational.The child’s adjustment to the home, school, religion and.Proposes to make to be able to spend time with the child in the With the child in the past, any necessary changes to the parents’Ĭustodial roles and any reasonable life-style changes that a parent The amount and quality of time that each parent has spent.Significantly affect the child’s best interest. Or her parent or parents, siblings, and any other person who may The interaction and interrelationship of the child with his.The child or through the child’s guardian ad litem or other appropriate The wishes of the child, which may be communicated by.Stipulation between the parties, any proposed parenting plan orĪny legal custody or physical placement proposal submitted to the The wishes of the child’s parent or parents, as shown by any.(bm) and (c), the court shall consider the following

Other on the basis of the sex or race of the parent or potential custodian. TheĬourt may not prefer one parent or potential custodian over the (bm) and (c), in determining legal custody and periods of physical placement, the court shallĬonsider all facts relevant to the best interest of the child. (5) FACTORS IN CUSTODY AND PHYSICAL PLACEMENT DETERMINATIONS. Email Attorney Tim Riley WISCONSIN STATUTE 767.41 (5):įACTORS IN CUSTODY AND PHYSICAL PLACEMENT DETERMINATIONS

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