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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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Under Wisconsin law, each parent has a duty to provide financial support for his or her minor children. Child support is based on the Wisconsin Child Support Formula. The Wisconsin divorce court considers the gross monthly income of both parents, special medical or educational needs of the child, the cost of health insurance, the cost of day care and the cost of providing support to others (such as parents or minor children who are not the product of the marriage).

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