No. School loans as debt and scholarships as income are yours and your alone. The court will not divide them. BUT, if you co-mingle the funds...

What happens when, in a non-criminal proceeding, a court applies adult statutes to a minor who cannot be subject to the statute?

If you are talking about family law cases, there are no age restrictions. Paternity is a very good example, they will determine parentage no...

My wife filed for divorce and I received the petitioner's order to show cause for temporary order.

If you can get her to state that she borrowed the car, rather than was given the car, you might have a better chance in a temporary hearing. But...

My wife owns a small business and wants a divorce

I practice in Rock. There a lot of how you move forward will depend on the judge you have. Normally you have the right of formal discovery but...

If a petition lacks legal sufficiency and does not state factual basis for a child to be detained will the courts give the child

Most counties in Wisconsin play loose with their paperwork. So, the court will allow them to make their showing verbally in court. If they...

My ex is asking for more placement time with our 2 children. However, he works 3rd shift. Do I have a good case to object it?

Fighting the GAL in court is an uphill battle. You will need to have more and better experts to prevail. You can try to go it alone, but this...

If someone remarry in WI, will the court consider the new spouse income for child support

No. Child support in Wisconsin is based on DCF150. Go to the following link to review the calculations: ...

Child support modification for arrears while Disabled.

I am assuming this is the last question and these are adult children. The family court does not have jurisdiction any longer. If you get an...

If the children are adult then it is not a family court issue any longer. If you get an attorney, they will probably get the arrearages to...

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How do I go about getting full custody of my children when dealing with mental abuse and no money for a lawyer?

You can contact the Wisconsin State Bar and ask them about the Modest Means program. (800) 728-7788. In Racine contact Legal Aids of Wisconsin....