Violation of court order? the parenting plan incorporated into our divorce decree states a state licensed daycare is to be used

One would need to read your court orders to determine if he is in violation. Have an attorney review for you.

Unborn child’s father and I aren’t together. He seems unstable. And we agreed to split. But he says things that concern me

If this is a Wisconsin case, he has no legal rights to the child until paternity is established; that can be done by both of you signing a...

Will i do better on my own or with an atty?

The answer is obvious. Hire a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible that you and your family all feel comfortable with. The statute of...

Change in hearing, Should I send in a letter to object?

what was the reason the attorney gave for asking for the adjournment?

Do i have to let my daughter go with her father if i have primary placement and we have joint custody?

If there are court orders in effect regarding the father's placement, and you deny placement, you could be found in contempt of court. If he isn't...

What happens next?

Failure to show up for court appearances in a paternity case or failure to follow court ordered DNA testing could result in the court either...

What can I do about to contesting a divorce

If the restraining order was issued by a court commissioner, you could have filed an appeal de novo to the trial judge. You’ll need to check the...

Is it possible for my soon to be ex husband to take our kids across state lines? What can I do to get my kids immediately?

There is a statutory prohibition in Wisconsin during the divorce of removing the chiidren out of state (moving) or more than 150 miles within the...

I live in Wiconsin. My husband filed papers on Me. He lives in Texas. Do I need to get a Texas Attorney?

If it’s a Texas case, you’ll need a Texas lawyer. If it’s. Wisconsin case, you’ll need a Wisconsin lawyer. You don’t offer any facts on where you...

Under Wisconsin law, since the baby was born out of wedlock, you have full legal rights to the child until such time as he would be adjudicated to...