Abandonment is only considered in termination of parental rights cases when there is also an accompanying adoption. In that case, it would be six months with absolutely no contact with the child.

In Wisconsin with Family Court cases, if he is not exercising court ordered placement, you can... View More

Unless he can show that your involvement with the mother and child are harmful to the child's best interests, there is nothing he can do.

You would need to file a Motion to Reopen the judgment based upon newly discovered evidence. These are not simple, and you really should contact an attorney for assistance.

It depends on whether the temporary order was filed so it is enforceable. If it is, and the Petitioner is not following the Order, you could file a Motion for Contempt.

If he has changed it, you need to file a motion for contempt.

No.

Sometimes, depending on the age of your child, the best thing to do is to find a therapist for your child. A Therapist is a mandatory reporter for abuse and would be able to have much more insight and credibility.

The other parent would need to file a petition to be adjudicated the parent of thie child.

It is calculated from the payor's gross pay.

This is rather awkward wording. It appears that it would be seven days in addition to four days. This is surprising because most Marital Settlement Agreements state that you need to schedule your vacation over your scheduled weekend of placement.

An inheritance is considered separate property and not for maintenance. I

Yes, the Commissioner may enter such an Order if there is an award of attorneys fees and the Commissioner is looking for a source of money from you from which to pay.

You need to file a Motion for a Temporary Order for custody and child support.

Wisconsin is a one party state. You can record as long as you are part of the conversation.

Since this is a long term marriage, there would be a maintenance obligation. However, a monthly maintenance obligation can be bought out with a greater than equal award of the marital property, too.

If the children have resided in Wisconsin for six months continuously, Wisconsin Law should control.

This would be subject to the law of Minnesota if the child reisdes in that state once born. To place the child for adoption, the Court would need to terminate the parental rights of both parents. The biological father should file a paternity action once the child is born and request that he have... View More

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You can file a Motion for Grandparent Visitation for a Court Ordered schedule to see him if she is denying you contact.

It is considered acceptable to rely on Badgercare benefits yourpremiums for group health insurance coverage exceed 10% of your net disposable income. The State, on its own, may file a Motion to require the father to provide coverage for the minor children so as to reduce the cost to the tax... View More