Summary
In Wisconsin, you may have temporary custody but need to file a petition for legal custody. Contact Child Protective Services if concerned about the childs well-being. Persistent unwanted communication can be considered harassment and may be grounds for a restraining order. Defending against a restraining order requires evidence and sometimes legal representation. Having no criminal record may help but isnt the only factor. Harassment includes unwanted actions, repeated pestering, and actions intended to cause distress. Long text messages could be considered harassment, but a restraining order isnt guaranteed. The judge will consider the content, context, and impact of the messages.Full Conversation
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Understood. In Wisconsin, you may have temporary custody but for legal custody, you need to file a petition in court. If you are not the biological parent, it could be complex. Do you want to know where the nearest family court is?
my girlfriend, and I had an argument and she left the house without saying anything with her child here and I am not the legal guardian in Wisconsin
I understand your concern. In Wisconsin:
- You don't automatically have custodial rights over the child.
- You can contact Child Protective Services if you're concerned about the child's well-being.
- Legal adoption or guardianship is needed for official custody.
Do you want to know more about these processes?
Could I use this in restraining order cord
To use this situation in a restraining order case in Wisconsin, you may need to show:
- Threats or actual harm to the child
- The child's exposure to domestic violence
- Parents’ inability to care for the child
- Would you like to learn more about how to file a restraining order?
if my girlfriend continued to pester me about something until I snapped, can I use that in restraining order court?
In Wisconsin, for a restraining order, you typically need to prove harassment, abuse, or threats. If her pestering led to a situation where you felt threatened or harassed, it could potentially be relevant. Would you like more details on how to file a restraining order?
She just continued on and on after I told her to stop multiple times
In Wisconsin, persistent unwanted communication can be considered harassment. If you felt threatened, it might be grounds for a restraining order. Would you like information on how to file a restraining order in Wisconsin?
I need to defend against restraining orders
In Wisconsin, to defend against a restraining order, you may:
- Show evidence that you didn't commit the alleged acts.
- Argue that the acts don't constitute harassment or threats.
- Prove that the petitioner isn't afraid of you.
Do you need details on finding representation?
is it hard to defend against restraining order?
Defending against a restraining order can be challenging. It requires proper evidence and sometimes legal representation. Success often depends on the specific facts, evidence presented, and the judge's interpretation of the law.
Does no criminal record play part in restraining order court?
In Wisconsin:
- Having no criminal record may be beneficial in showing good character.
- However, restraining orders focus more on the specific incident(s) alleged.
- Your criminal record may be considered, but it's not the only factor.
I’ve said mean things to my girlfriend and lied a couple times. am I likely to get a restraining order in Wisconsin?
In Wisconsin:
- Saying mean things or lying aren't usually grounds for a restraining order.
- However, if these actions caused fear, distress, or can be considered harassment, a restraining order may be granted.
- Each case is evaluated individually.
What is considered harassment in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, harassment is typically defined as:
- Unwanted or annoying actions including threats and demands.
- Repeated or constant pestering after being asked to stop.
- Actions intended to scare or cause emotional distress.
Would you like to know how to prevent harassment charges?
So if there was harassment, is it a guarantee I will get a restraining order
In Wisconsin:
- Harassment can be grounds for a restraining order.
- However, there's no guarantee.
- It depends on the severity, frequency, and impact of the harassment.
- The judge's decision is based on the evidence presented.
my girlfriend, and I had long text messages that may be considered harassment in Wisconsin. is it restraining order guarantee with that evidence?
In Wisconsin:
- Long text messages could be considered harassment.
- However, it's not a guarantee for a restraining order.
- The judge will consider the content, context, and impact of the messages.
- A restraining order may be granted if the texts caused fear, distress or can be considered a threat.