If a restraining order was put out on someone, do they have to show up to the court date?

If you are contesting it you need to be in court. Keep in mind if it gets issued, and should you violate it in the future, you can be criminally...

Court papers were changed this year so that I can claim my daughter on taxes but last year my ex claimed. Can I amend my return?

I assume you are referring to tax year 2017. Depending on the wording of your court order, I would assume you are able to claim 2017 going forward....

What can I do?

What kind of evidence do you have? Your simply alleging they have a drinking problem is not going to hold up in court.

How can i get what I want?

Don’t advocate 50/50. Instead, advocate a schedule that will work for both of you. A popular way is a 2/2/3,or 2/2/5 schedule.

I would suggest you consider hiring a new attorney to take over the case. It shouldn't take an attorney 3 months to draft a motion for you. If you...

Can i recieve punitive damages if the other party is willing to settle out of court?

Consider hiring a lawyer who specializes in "auto lemon law" to handle the case for you. Punitive damages may be a remedy available to you, but...

Can i give up rights to my 14 year old which i havent seen or talked to in 8 months?

If your ex and new spouse are married a sufficient period of time and are willing to do a step-parent adoption, you could voluntarily terminate...

Can I relocate to a town 20 miles away if the court ordered child to stay in the district?

Assuming you are correct about a court order having to keep your child in the same school district, I would check and double check if your moving...

How long do I have to wait to remarry?

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to do that. Under current WI law, there is a 6 month prohibition on remarriage after the divorce.anywhere in the...

How can I move to another state with my child when the other parent objects while incarcerated for domestic violence felonies?

I agree with the prior answers. File a motion with the court to modify the current placement order and seem court approval for your move.