WHAT CAN I DO TO SEE MY GRANDDAUGHTER
Both prior answering attorneys are correct: Wisconsin has a specific statute enabling third party visitation, and a special consideration for grand...
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Both prior answering attorneys are correct: Wisconsin has a specific statute enabling third party visitation, and a special consideration for grand...
Attys Karp and Probst are correct. In addition to ensuring your mediated agreement is reduced to an order via written stipulation (see Wis. Stat ...
To reasonably answer the question would require a great deal more information on time line and specifics. I cannot ask you to post such on a...
Atty. Karp is basically correct: While you are not responsible for your deceased husband's support obligations, jointly held real property will be...
While I have marked that I agree with the two prior answers, there are a few things you can do that were not mentioned. You may contact the school...
Atty Karp is basically correct. The simple answer is you will need to ask the court for permission to move greater than 150 miles from the father,...
Atty. Keck's answer is basically correct: it is most easily accomplished if the parties agree and "stipulate" to a change in venue. Jurisdiction...
No. The prior responding attorneys are correct. The existing placement order seems to be inappropriate given the change in circumstances relevant...
You present a difficult inquiry, and one not appropriately advised on this forum. The basics are an inaccurately drafted proposed order needs to...
Basically, yes. I strongly suggest you have your husband seek the confidential assistance of a Wisconsin licensed attorney. Good luck.