Do I have to give my child medication from a mental health doctor if I don't believe she needs it?

If the medication is prescribed by a physician and would impair the child’s health by failing to give the child their medication, it could result...

How can I file for child abandonment or a different way for full/sole custody?

File a motion under the Wisconsin custody revision statute under the so called “use it or lose it provision.” This allows a party to petition to...

How can a person stop a so called equalization from a 11 year old divorce he never even knew he had

Have an experienced family lawyer review your divorce decree to determine what your obligations may be. You can also view the history of your case...

How can i move a child court case to another county paternity was established in different county we don't live there anymore

if you both agree, you can file a stipulation and order (the local CSE attorney also must agree), to change venue. If there is no agreement, you...

The statute number is s. 767.471. You can use a general notice of motion/motion FORM for filing the motion under that statute.

Can we use a quick deed to release us from paying on remaining costs. ? I want to release it to the mortgage company?

A quit (NOT "quick") claim deed, transfers legal ownership of Real estate, not personal property. The mobile home is personal property. What is the...

We have a court order visitation rights. My ex bf did not showed up couple times & always late. Can I file for modification?

Under Wisconsin's custody revision statute is a so called "use it or lose it provision." this allows a party to petition the court to have time...

Can I asked my ex bf to shoulder my attorney's fee for the case of child support enforcement filed against him?

if you file a contempt motion against him with an attorney and if in fact, he is found in contempt of court, you can seek attorney's fees as part...

Can I be sued or held accountable?

If you caused the accident and were driving without insurance, you can be held personally liable for any damages you have caused, whether propery...

The answer to your question, is no. Writing letters or affidavits to the court is frowned upon when the litigants do it, even more so, if coming...