The parties can get a private paternity test just to see if he is the father. If not, that ends the matter. If he is, mother would have the right...

Will I be sent back home if my mom is doing drugs?

The best option is for your grandmother to go immediately to Children's Court in your county and petition for guardianship. The court will appoint...

Can I bring the required certified copy to a denovo hearing so I won't be charged for breaking my lease due to domestic abuse?

Under Sec. 704.16, you might have a right to avoid responsibility for 'rent' by following the rules specified in that statute. Your note talks...

How do I get full custody and placement of my out of state son who lives with his grandmother while his real mom is MIA?

You need to retain a family law attorney from the area where the temporary guardianship is pending as soon as possible. You have legal rights to...

Can the mother of a child sign over her parental rights to her parents whom have had the children placed with them by the dcfs

As to your first question, no the mother cannot just sign over her rights to her parents. I assume the court is monitoring the process and any...

I agree with the previous answer. You do not mention if you have minor children. If you do, there will be a parenting class you will have to...

Step parent adoption, if a biological parent is being investigated constantly by CPS and there is a temporary restraining order

Assuming you are married to the mother and assuming that dad has had no contact with the child for 4 years, you and mother can petition the court...

How can restraining order effect an open case?

The restraining order will not have a direct effect on your obstruction charge. I assume the restraining order involves someone you had a...

Can a prosecutor bring up open or on-going charges/cases against a defendant in trial?

Under limited circumstances, a prosecutor might be able to bring up before a jury 'other acts' the defendant has alleged to have committed that are...

Do minors need to advised of their rights before being questioned by police?

In Wisconsin, the police do not need permission of a parent to speak to a juvenile. The requirement to advise someone of their Miranda rights...