If a legal matter is contested will it still show up on my credit report as a judgement?

Under the doctrine of the Necessaries and Wisconsin Marital Property Law, the eye care provider can sue and your spouse. If they obtain a judgment...

Do I have to go to parenting classes if neither my spouse or myself want or feel the need to go?

In Brown County, you will both be required to take a parenting class. The judges will require you to take this class. The class has more to do with...

Call the company that sponsors the 401(K) plan and ask them if they have a sample QDRO plan that they can mail or email to you. Review the sample...

Can I put my fiance's name on my son's birth certificate and will it get us out of going to court if I talk to them?

You and the child's father can sign a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity with the child support agency in the county that you live in. To do...

What's the best way to get 18 yr old step son's wallet back from his mother who took it w/out permission from my home?

The 18 year old could report this "theft" to law enforcement in your community. He may also want to report any credit or debit cards as lost or...

Do I have a legal right to our home in the case of divorce if the home was purchased only in my husbands name prior to marriage?

You have a marital interest in this property regardless of who is listed on title. That being said, if you file for a divorce or legal separation,...

Yes. You can use some or all of your inheritance for marital purposes. Its your individual property you can use it as you see fit. You should...

Can a new debt collector sue me for a case that was closed 4 years ago?

Under Wisconsin law a judgment is good for 10 years. This can be renewed for an additional 10 year term. If the judgment has not been satisfied...

So long as the original wills have been filed with the register in probate in the county where each relative lived when they died, there is no need...

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You can pay the fee and then request that the court order him to reimburse you. It's likely that the judge will require him to repay this expense...