Sawyer County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Deadline

72 hours

Unless good cause has been shown to the judge, a party moving that any judicial proceeding required by law to be public should be closed to the news media, must notify the court and the media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours prior to the time set to hear the motion.

Unless good cause has been shown to the judge, a party moving that any judicial proceeding required by law to be public should be closed to the news media, must notify the court and the media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours prior to the time set to hear the motion.

Each parent must attend within 45 days of notice and arrange attendance with the identified provider, but the deadline is waived for a parent subject to interspousal battery or domestic abuse by the other parent.

Each parent shall attend the Parent Education class within 45 days of notice of this requirement. Each party shall make arrangements for attendance at the class by contacting the Parent Education provider identified in the attachment. 502.03.1 Any parent who has been subject to interspousal battery or domestic abuse by the other parent may so notify the Parent Education Provider of that fact. The Parent Education Provider shall accommodate such parents to allow them to attend the Program at a separate session from the other parent. The 45 day time limit is waived in these cases.

A party who appeared before the Family Court Commissioner must file a written request with the judge’s clerk within 15 days of the oral decision, or within 15 days of the written decision’s filing if no oral decision was given.

Any party who appeared at a hearing before the Family Court Commissioner has the right to have the assigned judge hold a new hearing provided that a written request is filed with the judge’s clerk within 15 days of the oral decision of the family court commissioner, or within 15 days of the filing of the written decision if the order was not orally given at the time of the hearing. Failure to file the request within 15 days is a waiver of this right.

A defendant who appears in person to contest the matter without a written answer will be given ten days to file it.

If the defendant appears to contest the matter in person, but does not have a written answer prepared at that time, the court will give the defendant ten days to file such answer.