Court Rules

Manitowoc County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules

4 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

The plaintiff must contact the clerk to say whether a writ is needed and, if judgment entry was stayed, whether judgment should be entered; failure to do so may result in dismissal of the eviction portion.

Plaintiff must contact the clerk of court to advise if writ is needed or. if entry of judgment was also stayed, whether judgment should be entered. When judgment is stayed, failure to contact the clerk may result in the eviction portion of the case being dismissed.

WARNING

Law enforcement must determine that the person cannot be released before contacting the Intake Worker, but may consult with the Intake Worker while making that decision; law enforcement retains the release decision.

When law enforcement is initialing a custody intake, the Intake Worker shall not be contacted until it has been determined that the person cannot be released. It is acceptable for law enforcement to consult with the Intake Worker to make this decision, with the understanding that law enforcement is ultimately responsible for deciding if the person should be released or delivered to an Intake Worker.

INFO

The Clerk of Circuit Court fax machine can be reached at (920) 683-2733.

The telephone number for said fax machine is (920) 683-2733.

INFO

A victim’s insurance company may request the restitution amount from the juvenile court clerk under the cited statute.

The insurance company of a victim shall be entitled to know the amount of restitution a court has ordered be paid on behalf of the victim if a request to the juvenile court clerk is made pursuant to § 938.396(2g)(fm).

Common questions about Manitowoc County Circuit Court, Wisconsin chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Manitowoc County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?

The plaintiff must contact the clerk to say whether a writ is needed and, if judgment entry was stayed, whether judgment should be entered; failure to do so may result in dismissal of the eviction portion.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 15, section 5.04(2) Evictions

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