QUESTION
Would the court make an exception to the typical two year waiting period for going back to court?
Asked on Aug 24th, 2015 on Child Custody - Wisconsin
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My ex-husband and I have been divorced almost 2 years (in December), but our daughter is going to be 4 in November. She is able to start a pre-k 3 year old class where I live twice a week. We have shared custody and placement. He does not want to give her up for the two days that would be his week. Our daughter cannot go to school in two different cities and neither of us can work this out.
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If you can't work something out, that it's back to court in most instances. In Wisconsin, the 2-year 'truce' period applies only to 'substantial' modifications. You might be able to say that what you are proposing is not so substantial, especially if you can offer her replacement time for what he is losing.
Answered on Aug 27th, 2015 at 5:02 PM