I just found out. I got pulled over for a speeding ticket. I didnt know my license was revoked due to an old owi

Without more facts it is very hard to say. Contact a local attorney who does traffic law ASAP. It will be well worthwhile for you.

I have 50/50 Joint legal and physical custody with my ex.

I dealt with this same situation last year and we were able to stop the counseling before it began. She probably is in contempt for (1) not giving...

Do I need an attorney to represent me during my fact finding interview with the WI Department of Workforce Development?

If you are concerned then you should call a few employment law attorneys. They can tell you if they can help you.

Contact the branch of the Social Security Administration you deal with or take a look at this page on payee's rights and responsibilities. It has...

Does business insurance cover Fraud by employee/shareholder

Atty. Potter is correct. It all depends upon the precise language in the insurance policy. You need a lawyer versed in reading insurance policies...

Does a Wisconsin attorney have a duty to keep his client informed and to explain documents to a client who is signing them?

Yes, on both counts.

I won a judgement in small claims court. Now the defendent has filed a motion to reopen. What happens next?

You will need to go back to court and argue why the case should not be reopened. Unless the defendant has some excellent reason for not showing up...

My girlfriend accidently missed her reviwe hearing for child support court..a bench warrant was issued in the amount of 250$.

Probably nothing. They won't go and try and find her. But if she gets stopped for a traffic violation they will arrest her and take her to the...

Divorce settlement error pertaining to a vehicle in loo of child support.

You can move the court to modify the judgment. I suggest doing it when she moves the court for child support. That way you can deal with both...

If you were never served with a summons and complaint you could ask the court to vacate the judgment under Wis. Stat. sec. 806.07(1).