7 Wisconsin Custody Mistakes That Ruin Your Case - #75

Most parents think custody problems start with a major violation. What actually sends people back to court is a pattern of small decisions that seemed reasonable at the time — until they weren't.Senior associate attorney Jodi Chung of Sterling Lawyers walks through the co-parenting mistakes she sees most often in Wisconsin custody cases and what those mistakes actually cost parents in court.In this episode, you'll learn about:Why casually adjusting the placement schedule creates legal exposure over timeHow making major decisions alone — even with good intentions — can be treated as a custody violationWhat using a child as a messenger or choosing sides does to your position with a judgeWhy emotional communication makes high-conflict co-parenting worse and what to use insteadHow withholding placement or support as leverage tends to backfire under Wisconsin lawWhat Wisconsin courts are specifically evaluating when co-parenting breaks downWhen to stop waiting for things to improve and take action before the situation escalatesListen in to discover which co-parenting habits put your custody arrangement at risk so you can protect your relationship with your child instead of handing the other side ammunition for court.