Wisconsin Family Law and Divorce Resources

Our Family Wizard provides online tools to simplify joint child custody and parenting for divorced families. The Our Family Wizard system provides parents with a management system for figuring out all the details assocaited with shared parenting responsibilities.

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The Wisconsin state library offers information on child Support Laws, information, and documents. The state law library offers divorce law guides and other resources about child custody, legal separation and other issues.

The Milwaukee Justice Center is staffed by volunteers. and provides free Wisconsin Divorce and legal separation information, paperwork, checklists, and more. Read more about the Justice Center's legal resources or stop in at the MJC office in the Milwaukee county courthouse.

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