In Re Paternity of P.J.W.
Child who reaches age of majority does not have cause of action for award or modification of child support.
Child who reaches age of majority does not have cause of action for award or modification of child support.
Trial court did not abuse its discretion in holding open child support, even though wife was receiving AFDC.
On remand from U.S. Supreme Court, Wisconsin Supreme Court decides that lump sum payment for paternity judgment denies equal protection of laws.
Stipulation waiving or setting cap on child support violated public policy.
Trial court has discretion to order parent with primary physical placement to pay child support.
Each 120 day period of non-support can be separate criminal conviction.
Trial court has no authority to order past support paid into trust rather than to state to recoup AFDC benefits.
Court can order a fixed minimum amount of child support.
Undistributed income of grantor trust is available for child support.
Incarceration is a valid factor for a family court to consider in setting child support.