Can a constodial parent take the non constodial parent to court for visitation.
The custodial parent can not take the non custodial parent to court for visitation, unless it is to reduce the amount of permitted visitation....
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The custodial parent can not take the non custodial parent to court for visitation, unless it is to reduce the amount of permitted visitation....
Legal: If you want to get married you need to get a license.
Yes, all issues have to be resolved prior to a divorce being granted.
Name change petitions are handled in State Supreme Court in your county. Get the forms from the pro se clerk and follow the procedures.
Go to Family Court and have the matter handled through a custody proceeding.
If the case is being adjudicated under Wisconsin law, yes.
It's unlikely that she committed to changing her name. More likely she has permission to do so. There's no legal way to force her to do so.
You can't do a "trial" separation without the agreement of both parties.
If the house was acquired during the marriage and paid for with marital funds she has an argument to make that she's entitled to an interest....
No, you don't have to wait. However, if you don't, you may find that your relationship is used against you in custody proceedings.