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Primary placement. I said no, we've always been 50/50, son lived fulltime w/ me the last 2 yrs & his sister lived 4 yrs fulltime.I could have asked for Primary for 2 kids for the last 2-4yrs, but I accepted my $337 happily for 3 kids.(I wanted time w/ them, not money!)He says he... View More
My mom is an invalid, she also conned her into signing papers. My mom's brain has healed. Dhe is in nursing home against her will sldo
Spouse's grandmother lived in our house for 10 years. She passed away right after we filed for divorce. Trust was setup for spouse without my knowledge. I understand inheritance is not viewed as shared in WI, but can her purchase now be considered an asset? We're completing the... View More
Hi, Im a newer landlord in Wisconsin and I need some help. So a married couple and their kid live in my 3 bedroom duplex with an adult friend. The friend didnt say anything about kids when he applied to be on the lease, but now wants to have their kids move in full time, he has 3. Whats the living... View More
I was injured at my work place from fainting then dealing with a tbi from me hitting my face on pavement. I was denied works comp since my employer said I had a seizure. During the time I was out they got the notice I filed a eeoc discrimination case on them and made and osha complaint. I was... View More
The mortgage is paid.

answered on Nov 28, 2023
If you did that, she would own the fee. Hire an WI attorney to consult about what estate to convey to her. Then execute and record the Deed.
I got charged of a DUI once in Illinois and once in Indiana. Both cases got dropped. I live in Wisconsin now and I got a DUI. This one will not get dropped because they got a warrant for my blood. They tried to charge me with my third and it got dismissed. They reopened the case and now... View More
was served with papers about contesting a quick claim deed that is under a life estate
If a person is admitted to an IMD under the emergency DHS chapter 34 - emergency rule, the State of Wisconsin makes an exception for the IMD or hospital to hold off giving patient their rights until a patient is stable. Under the DHS 34, inpatient rights can be delayed and provided or given at a... View More

answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Wisconsin, HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements apply to outpatient services, including mobile crisis counseling. Generally, these regulations mandate that providers inform patients of their rights under HIPAA and the... View More
I sent a package to someone in California from Wisconsin. Once the package arrived, they claimed some of the items were missing(about $2k worth). We could not come to an agreement, so I filed a UPS claim for the missing items. They now want me to send that information over to include in a police... View More
In Wisconsin, grocery store, and the prize is a bunker freezer and $200 gift certificate
My spouse and I ( we are separated and filing divorce) were in Chips. The case closed 6/2022. At the final hearing I ( mom) was awarded primary custody and placement. Father ( who was in prison at the time of case closing) was awarded 1 two hour supervised visit upon release from prison. My spouse... View More
An employee was terminated 3 business days prior to when FMLA was scheduled to go into effect.
The employee began their job in a different division for 7 months. After being put on a personal improvement plan and failing to improve, they were fired, but they were able to keep their job by... View More
My spouse and I ( we are separated and filing divorce) were in Chips. The case closed 6/2022. At the final hearing I ( mom) was awarded primary custody and placement. Father ( who was in prison at the time of case closing) was awarded 1 two hour supervised visit upon release from prison. My spouse... View More
My spouse and I ( we are separated and filing divorce) were in Chips. The case closed 6/2022. At the final hearing I ( mom) was awarded primary custody and placement. Father ( who was in prison at the time of case closing) was awarded 1 two hour supervised visit upon release from prison. My spouse... View More
This girl lost her AirPods in the diving instructor’s car then when my daughter went to drive the instructor asked if she me so and so if she can return the AirPods my kid said idk her he then said return them to the office So she brought them home and next day she went to school with them and... View More

answered on Nov 18, 2023
In this situation, it's important to know that your child does not appear to have a legal obligation to pay for the lost AirPods. The fact that she initially tried to return them to the office demonstrates that she didn't intend to steal them. Additionally, the school's police... View More
This is a homicide case. Said witness went to a different state to obtain a marriage license 2 months prior to trial. They believe they will not have to testify because their testimony is damming to the case. There is a no contact order in place for said witness who obtained the marriage license... View More
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