Calumet County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Rules

Court-ordered psychological evaluations must be filed as directed by court order, and the juvenile clerk must distribute copies to all counsel upon filing.

Written stipulations resolving divorce issues must be filed with the Clerk of Courts and Family Court Commissioner at least 10 days before the hearing.

If service in a small claims action cannot be made by ordinary U.S. mail, all provisions of Wis. Stat. §799.12 apply.

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.

No filing fee is required for a directly transmitted facsimile document to qualify for filing under subsection 5.1.

After an out-of-county judicial assignment, subsequent original case materials and a copy must be filed with the Clerk of Court where the action began.

The Clerk of Courts Office must not answer inquiries about whether docketed judgments or liens exist.

Juvenile case records may not be removed from the juvenile clerk's office without the clerk's or deputy's permission, and juvenile intake is responsible for establishing care and custody procedures for intake records.

Adjournment requests must be in writing and received at least 48 hours before the hearing; adjournments are allowed upon a showing of good cause.

c. The document does not exceed fifteen (15) pages in length, excluding cover sheet.

The Clerk of Court must mail a conformed copy of the filing to the assigned judge and place the original in the case file, subject to section 7.3.