Calumet County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

Any communications to the Court must be received by 4:00 p.m. on the Monday before the initial appearance.

Additionally any communications to the Court must be recelved by 4:00 p.m. on the Monday preceding the initial appearance.

WARNING

The Court should be notified of an intended plea by noon two business days before trial; failure to comply may result in assessment of the full one-day jury-trial cost, including mileage, of at least $500.

If a criminal defendant intends to enter a guilty plea or no contest plea in any criminal case scheduled for jury trial, the Court should be notified of the intended plea (no later than by noon) two (2) business days preceding the commencement of the trial. A party failing to comply with this rule may be assessed the entire cost of a one day jury trial, including all mileage costs, totaling no less than $500.

WARNING

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

IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, IN THE INTEREST OF ECONOMY AND THE PROTECTION OF THE COUNTY FROM UNNECESSARY LIABILITY THAT THE CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE SHALL NOT ANSWER INQUIRIES FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE EXISTENCE OF DOCKETED JUDGMENTS AND LIENS

WARNING

For emergency matters, contact the Intake Court first for assistance.

Any emergency matters are to first contact the Intake Court for assistance.

INFO

Judgment records are open for public inspection during normal court business hours.

judgment records will be open to public inspection during normal court business hours,

INFO

Any attorney for any party, the Guardian ad Litem and an unrepresented party may obtain a copy of the Case Assessment and Conclusion in any case involving said Guardian ad Litem, attorney for any party or such party, by submitting a written request to the Court.

Any attorney for any party, the Guardian ad Litem and an unrepresented party may obtain a copy of the Case Assessment and Conclusion in any case involving said Guardian ad Litem, attorney for any party or such party, by submitting a written request to the Court.