Forest County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Timing and Cure Windows

CRITICAL

A de novo review request based on an oral decision must be filed with the Clerk and mailed to the opposing party within 10 days.

filed with the Clerk of Court and mailed to the opposing party within 10 days of the Court Commissioner's oral decision

CRITICAL

Anticipated trial exhibits must be filed before trial.

All anticipated trial exhibits shall be e-filed with Clerk of Court prior to the trial in a manner consistent with the e-filing recommendations and guidelines

CRITICAL

A defendant who objects to the bill must file a written objection with the court within 10 days of mailing of the bill.

The final billing statement shall be provided to the defendant and must contain a notification that if the defendant objects to the bill, the defendant must file a written objection with the court within 10 days of mailing of the bill.

CRITICAL

Appointed counsel must submit a final, itemized statement of services to the court within 30 days of the sentencing hearing.

A final, itemized statement for services rendered shall be submitted to the court within 30 days of the sentencing hearing.

CRITICAL

The District Attorney must have the Information filed or ready to file at the Preliminary Hearing.

The District Attorney shall have the Information filed or ready for filing at the time of the Preliminary Hearing.

CRITICAL

A de novo review request based on a written decision must be filed and mailed within 15 days from the date the decision is mailed.

or within 15 days from the date of mailing of the Court Commissioner's written decision.

CRITICAL

A request to appear remotely must be written and made within a reasonable time before the event.

3. Any request to appear remotely must be made in writing and within a reasonable time prior to the event.

WARNING

Deadline

5 business days

Five Day Rule: Unless otherwise directed by the court, when submitting to the court any proposed order, findings, conclusions of law or judgment, a copy shall be submitted to opposing counsel, with the condition that if no written objection is made to the court within five business days of receipt, approval is presumed.

Five Day Rule: Unless otherwise directed by the court, when submitting to the court any proposed order, findings, conclusions of law or judgment, a copy shall be submitted to opposing counsel, with the condition that if no written objection is made to the court within five business days of receipt, approval is presumed.

WARNING

A motion not properly noticed within a reasonable time before trial will be deemed forfeited or waived.

Any motion that is filed and not properly noticed by the party filing the motion within a reasonable time prior to trial will be deemed to have been forfeited or waived.