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Wisconsin Family Law Insider
All about navigating Family Law in Wisconsin — your resource for practical answers on divorce, child custody, property division, and other family legal matters. Join Managing Partner Holly Mullin as she sits down with our experienced attorneys to tackle the questions Wisconsin residents ask most.
Our podcast cuts through legal complexity to deliver straightforward guidance on Wisconsin's unique family law landscape. Whether you're facing a family legal challenge now or planning for the future, we provide insights that matter.
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Wisconsin Family Law Insider
How Is Child Support Calculated in Wisconsin? - #5
Confused about how Wisconsin calculates child support? In this Wisconsin Family Law Insider episode, Sterling Lawyers Managing Partner Holly Mullin sits down with Partner Austin Miller to break down this often misunderstood aspect of family law. Whether you're paying or receiving support, understanding how courts determine these amounts is crucial.
They explore:
- The three key factors that determine Wisconsin child support calculations
- Why equal placement (50/50) doesn't automatically mean zero child support
- How income thresholds affect calculations for both high and low earners
- The percentage guidelines based on the number of children
- Special situations like commission-based income, overtime pay, and income exclusions
Listen in for practical insights on Wisconsin's child support framework, including common misconceptions and how "true-ups" can ensure fairness when dealing with variable income. This foundational knowledge will help you better prepare for financial discussions during your family law case.