PUBLICATIONS

The following articles and publications are authored by the attorneys of Balisle & Roberson, S.C., and discuss the legal implications of topics ranging from remarriage to confidentiality of HIV status to parental alienation syndrome.

Negotiation Strategies: Civility and Cooperation Without Compromising Advocacy by Linda Roberson Reprinted with permission from Aspen Publishers. Originally published in the American Journal of Family Law, Volume 20, No. 1, Spring.

Family Estate Planning In Wisconsin, by Karen P. Goebel, Philip E. Harris, Richard J. Langer, Linda Roberson, and Mary Meehan-Strub

Protecting Your Assets in Divorce, by Linda Roberson

Look Before You Leap: A Guide to the Legal and Financial Implications of Marriage and Remarriage in Wisconsin, by Karen P. Goebel, Linda Roberson, and Joan Kinney

“HIV Confidentiality in Wisconsin”, by Christopher S. Krimmer

Redefining the Family in Wisconsin: Joint Enterprise in Cohabitation Relationships, by Linda Roberson

Collaborative Divorce or Cooperative Divorce?, by Linda Roberson

Admissibility of Mental Health Records in Custody/Placement Disputes, by Linda Roberson, Abby Rupp, and Liza Roberson-Young. Reprinted with permission from Aspen Publishers. Originally published in the American Journal of Family Law, Vol. 12, No. 3, Fall1998, pp. 148-154.

Understanding and Collaboratively Treating Parental Alienation Syndrome, by David E. Joanis and Kenneth Waldron, Ph.D. Reprinted with permission from Aspen Publishers. Originally published in the American Journal of Family Law, Volume 10, No. 3, Fall 1996.

Linda Roberson for a decade wrote a popular legal advice column for the Capital Times.

Here are archived Capitol Times columns listed by subject and organized by date. These columns have not been updated since publication. They provide general information only and are not intended as a substitute for legal advice. Accordingly, you should not rely on them for current legal advice.