My wife's ex may be planning on using the 30 day rule for reimbursements not to pay medical and incidentals.

What is "the 30 day rule?" There is no such law in WI under chapter 767 that I am aware of. Parents are required to provide health insurance for...

Does my ex have a case for money she spent on me?

Your ex wife or your ex girlfriend? The rules and laws are going to be different. I'm assuming your ex girlfriend. She would have to sue you in a...

Are funds from a joint federal tax return considered community property in Wisconsin, and if so am I entitled to half?

I just wrote a blog on this very topic at our law firm's web site, under family law issues. My view is that any tax refunds received during the...

If you were divorced in Wisconsin and got married anywhere in the world during the 6 month period that prohibits remarriage, your marriage is null...

What if I don't want to put the father of my baby of birth certificate but I don't want any child support either.

He has no legal rights to the child under WI law whatsoever, if the child is born out of wedlock, until paternity is established in Wisconsin, by...

I think you are better off looking for an experienced personal injury lawyer to handle your case, then trying to research finding cases in this...

Will i have custody

If the child was born out of wedlock, has paternity been established? In order for you to have custodial rights to the child, you must first...

Can an ex parte letter be used as evidence?

Courts do not like it when either the litigants or third parties write letters to the court. The courts will not respond. Letters written to the...

I'm not sure I understand your question, but whatever you are describing, doesn't even remotely sound like child abuse. It is not unusual for...

Texas just started holding child support from my income. The problem is my daughter is 21 and her mother passed away last May

From what state does the order emanate, Wisconsin or Texas? If you owe back support, that would still be collectible under WI law.