What happens in misdomenor warrant cases
If you are appearing in a Wisconsin court, and you have outstanding warrants, there is a good likelihood that you will be arrested --- unless you...
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If you are appearing in a Wisconsin court, and you have outstanding warrants, there is a good likelihood that you will be arrested --- unless you...
If father has been adjudicated by a court that he is, in fact, the legal father of this child, AND he was awarded custody and/or placement rights,...
I believe if you were properly served with the subpoena, you need to appear in court. The State can call any relevant witnesses to the stand --...
You absolutely need to speak to an attorney on this. I believe motions need to be filed so the court can makes orders compelling her to do...
Wisconsin is a no fault divorce state. You don't have to have a reason to get divorced. You just need to allege (under oath) that you believe...
Spouses going through a divorce say nonsense to the other all the time. It's the posturing and bravado that make people nervous. Technically,...
I believe you have two options under this scenario. Either refinance or sell the car and pay off the note to get his name off of it. If...
you can still file for divorce yet put some safeguards in place, such as non-disclosure of addresses and so forth. Talk to an attorney before you...
In Wisconsin, as long as one party believes the marriage is irretrievably broken (i.e. the Petitioner), the court will proceed with the divorce...
Although there is a presumption that the continuation of a 50/50 placement is in the child's best interest, that presumption can be overcome. The...