I have filed for a divorce amendment in Wisconsin.

What you are potentially talking about is trying to prove "marital waste". You can provide him with a formal legal pleading called a Subpoena or...

I am unmarried and have a 4 month old baby, should I file for sole custody so the father can't try for custody in the future

Assuming you and father are not married, then father has no legal rights until he is found to be the father in a court proceeding. Likewise, he...

Custody of Future Child

Until such time as a paternity action is commenced, either by you, dad, or the state of Wisconsin (if you are receiving any type of govt...

The mother of my child has moved him out of the state without my permission, what can I do

Mother is definitely in violation of the "Notice to Move" statute. She is in contempt of court. However, you can get all the orders you want,...

Can my son's father keep my son from me even though we have 50/50 custody over a social services issue?

If CPS unsubstantiated any allegations/investigation into child abuse, then dad cannot withhold the child from you. He's in contempt. Take the...

IF the name change is not in the Judgment of Paternity or the Judgment of Divorce, then you have to file a separate petition in civil court for a...

The final Marital Settlement Agreement/Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Judgment of Divorce are the final orders. All temporary orders...

How to get a divorce when your husband has been deported?

I have found that even if service is made out of the state, your husband still has not formally submitted himself to the court's jurisdiction...

Can my 15 y/o daughter legally change her last name without her non-custodial father's permission?

I believe you need to file a civil action for a formal name change. The forms are on the Wisconsin Circuit Court Forms Page, and are fairly easy...

How hard is it to amend a placement order to include a step-parent?

Your wife is not a party to the action, nor does she have any legal right (or obligation) to the child/ren. The court has no jurisdiction over her...

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