Kenosha, WI asked in Family Law and Civil Rights for Wisconsin

Q: Hi I have a problem. My wife and I are separated but live in the same apartment complex she has my daughter

Wife will not let me see my daughter keeps telling she does not want to see me. Week ago my daughter wanted commit suicid was in hospital. My wife makes poor choices and hangs around these couple that are divorced but live together and lives in same apartment complex and these couple have stuck there nose into are business and have interfered in are marriage that my wife and I trying to be civil. But when they are around cannot do this. These couple are alcoholics drink to the point when they will argue and fight in front of my daughter. My daughter just got out of the hospital. These couple have interfered and gets between my wife and my daughter. What course of action would i have on this

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David N. Iancu
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David N. Iancu
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  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Licensed in Wisconsin

A: Sorry to hear about your situation. You would need to file for divorce/legal separation and then seek temporary orders re: physical placement of your daughter if you want to have a legally enforceable court order to see your daughter or keep her from a harmful environment.

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