what are the rules for huber law inmates in wisconsin ex visitation?
348531
Check with the facility they are at. You can call a huber facility 24hrs. a day.
361809
He is still their father.  Payment of child support is not a condition of visitation.  The odds are good that he won't do anything, but he could drag your g/f into family cort and ahve her compelled to bring them over.  If she refuses she could be held in contempt until complies.  She is looking at fines and possible jail time.  Rather than just stopping she should speak to him and ask if he has any objections.
222988
It depends on where you live.  Many states in the US forbid the withholding of parental visitation rights without a valid order.  If your ex is a substance abuser, you need to have it documented so that your child is protected.  Call the police, department of child services, your divorce attorney, whoever can LEGALLY have your ex restricted to supervised visitation.  He can't very well show up wasted if there's a social worker watching him, can he?\n\nKeep in mind, your ex's family may be very attached to your child, so make sure that they are able to see him.
694944
http://www.state.hi.us/jud/ctrules/hrcp.htm#Rule%2012\n\nAlso i would recommend getting a lawyer.
943354
Here is a link to find info on your sons case, it is to the Wisconsin Circuit Court:  http://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl;jsessionid=375C71277C908E51779B6E93871E7C62.render1\nHere is a link to a list of phone numbers for Milwaukee County Sheriffs office, one of these numbers may help: http://www.milwaukeecounty.org/router.asp?docid=9161
334214
They will issue a bench warrant for you not appearing in court.  If you lived in WI at the time of the incident, or if they have your WI address for any reason, they will contact the local court in WI and try to get the bench warrant served on you.\n\nIf they can't find you, you will be safe for a while, but there is always the chance you will get stopped one day and that bench warrant will be in the national database and then you will go to jail.\n\nI wouldn't press my luck if I were you.
668120
You'll have to check with the department, each State and each county has different rules concerning contact between inmates and former employees.\nOr just drop him a line and wait to see if it gets rejected or not.
106385
Wis. Stat. § 968.31(2)(c): A person who is a party to a wire, electronic or oral communication, or who has obtained prior consent from one party, can legally record and divulge the contents of the communication, unless he does so for the purpose of committing a criminal or tortious act.\n\nUnder the statute, consent is not required for the taping of a non-electronic communication uttered by a person who does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in that communication. See definition of "oral communication," Wis. Stat. § 968.27(12).\n\nEffective Feb. 1, 2003, the punishment for recording or disclosing the contents of a conversation without the appropriate consent is imprisonment for up to six years and/or a criminal fine of up to $10,000. Wisconsin law expressly authorizes civil damages for violations and allows recovery of the greater of actual damages, $100 for each day of violation or $1,000, along with punitive damages, litigation costs and attorney fees.\n\nSo, regardless of who owns the phone, you may not intercept the call unless (1) you are a part of the conversation, (2) one of the people in the conversation has been told that the call will be intercepted and gives their consent, or (3) the parties have no reasonable expectation of privacy from interception (this is controlled by case law and to complicated to answer here, expect that in most cases a person on the phone does have a reasonable expectation of privacy)
1098082
Maybe try here, http://www.state.gov/g/wi/rls/52487.htm
827823
This document I found on the internet lists ways they might get past the waiver..\n\nhttp://www.wicourts.gov/forms/JD-1723.DOC
268498
oh belive me they will find him and u can collect if hes put of state..im a mom who get visitation and has to pay support to my ex hsbd...even tho im off work due to a back injury and on asstance...so yep they will get him dont worry...good luck!t
9978
try this \n http://www.courts.state.co.us/supct/rules/2004ruleschng.htm
671789
http://wis-law.com/bankruptcy.html\n\nhttp://www.wisconsinbankruptcy.com/\n\nthese 2 should help
333584
Write to Lenawee County parole office. Tell them what you want and have there prison number. Most of the time they will send you something to say they have got your letter.
314415
You need to call the jail for that information.  In some cases you have to make an appointment.  Each county or state has different rules.
689957
http://www.vinelink.com/offender/searchNew.jsp?siteID=50001\nThat's the search service that Wisconsin reports to.\n\nIf that does not work, call the DoC's records office at \n(608) 240-3750
732629
Once you get out of prison, you are generally on parole for a while.  During that time,  you must get your parole officer's permission to travel out of state.  This is usually granted for any reasonable purpose.  Indeed, you can even move and have your parole transferred to your new location if you have a good reason and your current parole officer agrees.  Once you are no longer on parole, there is nothing to stop you.  \n\nWe do not have border crossing checks in the US except on occasion when there are med fly scares and that sort of thing.  Quarantine.  And there is no reason to worry about such a check once you are no longer on parole, unless you have outstanding warrants for another crime.\n\nP.S.  Sorry, I misread your question.  I saw "travel IN USA."  If you are planning to come to the USA, you need a visa.  Having a criminal record would not necessarily be a bar, but it might.  The facts of the case would be considered.  Was it a minor youthful offense which you have long since put behind you, or is there a long rap sheet, including recent charges?  I do not believe a tourist or business traveler would be barred simply for having a criminal conviction on his record.  Probably not a student, either, in most cases.  For landed immigrant status, they are of course much more strict.