You’d need to modify the current order due to the substantial change in circumstance and potential harm to the children. You can find the process...

Wisconsin is a marital property state, but property owned before marriage is classified as individual property under Wis. Stat. § 766.31(7). At...

Not legally, no. You could involve the police and in theory they could forcefully remove the child. You can also file for contempt on the other...

You’d have to reopen the case and get someone appointed executor to do the job. If there are assets left to administer, there’s still work to be...

You could try and negotiate a new amount with the landlord, but there not being a basement alone would not be enough justification to break the...

This could be a scam or a loan/debt past the 6 year statute of limitations. Check the attorneys by name and bar number with the Wisconsin state...

At that price point, it may not be worth retaining an attorney. If you win in small claims, you still have to collect on a judgment. It's not...

Under Wis. Stat. § 767.59, either party can move to modify or terminate maintenance based on a substantial change in circumstances since the last...

Not unless you have concerns she won’t be fair, is concealing something or won’t provide information. You can retain an attorney at any point in...

Revocable is cheaper than irrevocable normally. Each trust needs to be funded. We can’t quote private practice prices on this site. If you’d like...