Child Custody Agreement WI

child custody civil mediation co-parenting Nov 23, 2018

Dividing the time spent with your children is one of the most difficult aspects of a divorce settlement. This is a huge adjustment for both parents as well as the children as it represents a significant change in the daily life. Developing a child support agreement is never easy and often creates conflict between the divorcing parents. Lesa Koski understands the emotional difficulties associated with creating a child support agreement and she also understands Wisconsin law. As a family lawyer and a divorce mediator, Lesa has the experience and expertise to guide you through this process so that you and your family can move forward with your life. In most custody cases, some form of joint custody is reached in the divorce settlement.

Divorce Mediation to Settle Child Custody Issues

The Wisconsin court system wants to approve a child custody agreement that is in the best interests of the children. This is always the first priority for the court. If you and your soon to be ex-spouse have any chance of coming up with a child custody agreement that you can agree on, the court will be supportive. Divorce mediation gives you the best possible chance of finding a solution that works for you and your family, given your unique situation. Lesa Koski is a trusted divorce mediator that uses her excellent communication skills to create an environment where trust is present and where compromise can be found, even when there is conflict. Mediation offers the benefit of being less expensive and taking less time so that your family’s overall stress is reduced.

Family Lawyer and Divorce Mediator

However, if you feel that the conflict between you and your spouse is too high or if mediation has not been successful, Lesa Koski can also represent you as your divorce attorney. In this capacity, she can meet with you and help you develop a strategy for child custody arrangement. It is important to understand that Lesa cannot serve both as your divorce mediator and your divorce attorney for the same case.