Judge Jeffrey S. Froehlich
Judge • Calumet County Circuit Court, Wisconsin
Limits & Logistics
Court-wideDocument Limits
Courtesy Copies
Courtesy copies
- 1 copy • Contemporaneously Upon Filing
- 1 copy • Mail • Thereupon
Adjournments
Court-wideCourt-wide rules
Applies court-wideCalumet County Circuit Court, Wisconsin publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 99 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
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- Court ordered psychological evaluation
Court-ordered psychological evaluations must be filed as directed by court order, and the juvenile clerk must distribute copies to all counsel upon filing.
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- Admission questionnaire
An admission questionnaire must be completed before any guilty plea is accepted.
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- Appearance bond
Without the posting of cash bail shall be required to execute an All persons released by a law enforcement agency with or appearance bond on Form COC-82, a copy of which is attached and which may also be revised from time to time.
Filing Timing
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- Written stipulation
Written stipulations resolving divorce issues must be filed with the Clerk of Courts and Family Court Commissioner at least 10 days before the hearing.
- Deadline
- 72 hours
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- Court report
Court reports must be filed with the juvenile clerk 72 working hours before the dispositional hearing.
The party transmitting a facsimile document is solely responsible for ensuring that the court receives it timely and completely.
Service
All 17If service in a small claims action cannot be made by ordinary U.S. mail, all provisions of Wis. Stat. §799.12 apply.
The juvenile clerk distributes court-report copies to interested parties, but if the reporting agency files late, that agency is responsible for distributing the copies.
Upon filing a court-ordered psychological evaluation, the juvenile clerk must distribute copies to all counsel.
E-Filing
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- Facsimile document
Directly transmitted facsimile documents may be accepted for filing only if the court has a qualifying plain-paper fax machine in the specified offices, the document is within the page limit, no filing fee is required, the court incurs no additional charge, and the filing complies with § 801.16.
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- Facsimile document
A facsimile sent through a non-court intermediary may be accepted for filing only if no filing fee is required and the Circuit Court incurs no additional charge.
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- Particular document
For good cause, the assigned judge may authorize in advance filing particular documents that do not conform to these rules, provided they comply with § 801.16.
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