What qualifies as significant and substantial change for changing placement in custody hearing.
You have to understand that there is a legal presumption in Wisconsin under the custody law, that things should be left as is. While you don't have...
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You have to understand that there is a legal presumption in Wisconsin under the custody law, that things should be left as is. While you don't have...
If you agree to modify the current court orders, you can enter into a stipulation and order and file it with the court. If you both don't agree,...
You need to try to personally serve her at her last known address prior to resorting to substituted service. Someone must know where she is. Ask...
If you are indigent, you can complete an affidavit and ask the county to waive the filing fee. Check with your local clerk of courts office in the...
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From a civil perspective, I would say the father's chances of getting custody after everything that has gone with this case, is next to none. I...
The answer to your question is no. If a person dies without a will, leaving an estate of at least $50,000 in solely owned assets, a probate will...
Your question is sort of confusing. You have to contact your husband (in a way) in order to provide him notice you are divorcing him. The best way...
Under Wisconsin law, using the so called "grandparent's visitation statute," third parties are allowed to petition to request visitation with a...
There is a 3 year limitation in WI to sue for medical malpractice. You can sue beyond the three years under the discovery rule, but not any later...
Only a lawyer is prohibited from contacting a party they know are represented on the case; assumingly you are not a lawyer and therefore, you are...