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Spousal Support
Alimony is the term used in many states for financial support paid to a
ex-spouse after a divorce. In Wisconsin the term "alimony" has
been replaced with the term Spousal Maintenance. The
terms are synonymous.
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In determining child custody, the Wisconsin court considers the wishes of the parents, the preference of the child (if he or she is old enough to make an intelligence choice), the child's relationship with the family, the child's physical and mental needs, and his or her educational needs.
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