What should I do to protect myself and my family?

Social security fraud is a federal felony crime. Signing someone else's name to get money or create some sort of legal obligation is a Wisconsin...

Should I be included in an LLC with my husband and his partner?

In Wisconsin divorces, division of property does not depend on whose name property is held in. You're husband's interest in the LLC would be...

What type of lawyer do I need to represent me in a federal case with the United States Treasury?

What led to the foreclosure? Was it a commercial property, a home, or what? If it is about taxes, then a tax litigator is the way to go. If it is...

Am I allowed to modify a college basketball simulation computer game I purchased with real team/conference logos?

Without the software license, it is hard to say for sure. But what you describe sounds like fair use of the product you purchased. As a practical...

Plea deal?

It sounds like you were the victim of the domestic violence? The rights of crime victims in Wisconsin are in the Wisconsin Statutes, ch 950.04:...

If you get a D.U.I in Illinois & a year later get a D.U.I in Wisconsin is it considered a second offense?

Yes, it does count. But not always. One of the main ways to attack a prior conviction from another state in Wisconsin is by showing you were...

How do I get a corporation to pay me what is owed from a small claims judgement?

Here is a guide with some of the basics. http://research.lawyers.com/Wisconsin/WI-Collecting-the-Judgment.html It isn't my guide, so use it...

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Should we pay civil demand if we were just with the actual shoplifter and not stealing ourselves?

Since your son participated in the shoplifting, he is liable for the loss that the store suffered. (It doesn't matter if it wasn't his idea, or if...

Pay civil demand or Ignore it?

Wisconsin law allows stores that are the victims of shop lifting to sue in civil court. See Wisconsin Statute 943.51. The law allows the store to...

How much time Legally do I need to give my boyfriend to vacate my premises?

Worst case scenario, he's a "tenant at will" under Wisconsin law. See Wisconsin Statute 704.01(5). 704.19(3) Length of notice. At least 28...