Can I do anything about my arrearages in support for time spent incarcerated?

Depending on whether the recipient of the child support is a recipient of state public benefits, the arrears could be waived (not if receiving...

My nephew was placed in foster care. His dad is in jail & his mother was unfit. Can I contact family to see how he is doing?

You can certainly try to contact the foster family (you are not in trouble if you try); but be forewarned, the foster family is under no obligation...

No. Since you had no knowledge of the child, you most likely did not acknowledge paternity; and since there was no establishment of paternity, you...

My husband deserted my son and i in 2000 along with a piece of property can i transfer it to just me, he lives in another state.

If you and your husband are both on the deed, you both would need to sign a new deed transferring the complete interest in the property to you. ...

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I want to move out of state with my three children. Currently, i live in WI and my ex husband lives in NE.

There are insufficient facts provided in your post to provide a clear response. For instance, is the order setting the current custody/placement...

I'd contact the agency that sent it to you before returning it to sender. If the check was truly meant for you, it may be quite some time before...

Assuming that the custody/placement order is a Wisconsin order (applying Wisconsin law), then joint custody means that wife cannot change the...

How can a person in wisconsin get divored and be ble to remarry in july

If you are a resident of Wisconsin and your spouse is a resident of Wisconsin, they you will have to file for divorce in Wisconsin. Pursuant to...

I agree with the previous posts, but would add not to limit yourself to the Shared Placement formula or percentage standards when look at your...

Can a 17 year old live with his/her relatives if one of the parent dies and the other parent makes things very unstable at home?

If the surviving parent consents to the child living with the relative(s), then yes. Otherwise, there must be a court order in effect placing the...