My husband has a 4 year daughter that we do not see. He does however pay for child support. He wants to sign off his rights.....

This is not possible in Wisconsin, just because he wants to. See the below link for more detailed information.

How long do I have to sustain residency in WI to file for child custody

There are too many facts missing here to be able to give you any definitive answers. You should consult with an experienced family law attorney in...

My Father died with a will in WI. My Mother filed intestate in FL. Is that legal?

Yes! Hire counsel in both states - FL to contest the probate proceedings and WI to commence probate. Do so immediately before it is too late and...

Divorce including a business and house/land.

You really need to have your grandmother consult with an experienced divorce attorney. This sounds fairly complicated and you want her interests...

Divorce. Does a husband need to pay maintenance to a spouse forever or for half the length of their marriage?

Usually, if you have been married more than 20 years, maintenance tends to be indefinite. That is not to say "forever" as there are a variety of...

My husband claims that because he is past 65, he will not have to pay maintenance. Is this true?

Maintenance is ordered if (a) the marriage is long term and (b) there is a disparity in incomes. I will assume you have a long marriage in...

Will I be able to relocate with my child?

You need to provide 90 days written notice to the other parent. They have the right to object and must do so within 15 days. If they do, then it...

No, you cannot sue a GAL. They are protected under the laws of the state of Wisconsin, similar to the fact that you cannot sue the judge or court...

After 17 years, can my mother legally dispose of my father's tools without worry of him filing suit?

Yes. Absolutely no problem whatsoever with that. Don't let him bully her.

Wisconsin Child Support High-Income payer... My income went up 20%, but my child support went up 34%, why?

Child support in Wisconsin is based upon a strict formula. In shared placement situations, the amount of placement time and the incomes of both...

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