My lawyer withdrew 2 weeks before trial for possession. I fired my PD and paid half of the retainer. I couldn't pay other half.

You’ve got a larger issue; while a lawyer has a right to withdraw with consent of the court, they can only do so where no harm or prejudice would...

What are my chances of winning custody/placement?

It certainly sounds like you have just cause to consider filing a motion to modify custody. There is a presumption under Wisconsin law that things...

It sounds like rather than ruling on your motion, the court felt it was necessary to appoint a guardian ad litem to address your concerns as well...

Can someone other then the client recieve any expected refund amount?

My view is the remaining portion of the retainer should be returned to the client; it’s between you and the person who loaned you or advanced the...

How to get out of paying child support?

There won’t be a child support order until after the baby is born and you are adjudicated to be the biological father. As long as she is on state...

Can I sue for a 2nd degree coffee with infection?

Yes, you can make a claim for injury but you may find the insurance liability carrier fighting you on the claim. Consider hiring a personal injury...

My wife has my mother in law for 2 months. The mother in law is now inviting her friend to stay with us for a week.

This is an issue between you and your wife; it is of particular concern if by your wife’s decisions, you are thinking about divorce. You both need...

What can I do about child support arrears I owe my sons mother? My son is 28 years old

The only person who can forgive or compromise the arrears is the person to whom the money is owed. Under WI law, the arrears can be enforced for 20...

My sons dad isn't following court order and never returns my son on timw what can I do

If court orders are being violated, file a motion for contempt against your ex for violating the court orders. It may behoove you to talk to an...

Can my husband change the locks on the house we shared even though we are not yet divorced?

The answer depends on who you ask; my view; without a court order giving him possession of the home, he does not have a legal right to lock you out...