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TPR – Substitution of Judge

Brown County DHS v. Terrance M., 2005 WI App 57 Issue/Holding: ¶11. The trial court ruled and the County now argues that Terrance’s substitution request was untimely because it was not filed before “hearing of any preliminary contested matters” under Wis. Stat. § 801.58. Terrance argues the applicable statute is Wis. Stat. § 48.29, which… Read more

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Brown County DHS v. Terrance M., 2005 WI App 57 Issue/Holding: Because TPR cases are generally a subset of custody cases; and because claim preclusion is available as a means of discouraging groundless requests for modification of custody, both claim and issue preclusion “may also be applied when the facts so require” in TPRs, ¶¶8-9… Read more

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Judicial Substitution – TPR, § 48.29

Brown County DHS v. Terrance M., 2005 WI App 57 For Terrance M.: Theresa J. Schmieder Issue/Holding: ¶11. The trial court ruled and the County now argues that Terrance’s substitution request was untimely because it was not filed before “hearing of any preliminary contested matters” under Wis. Stat. § 801.58. Terrance argues the applicable statute… Read more

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Kimberly S.S. v. Sebastian X.L., 2004 WI App 83 Issue: Whether § 48.415(4) requires proof that an underlying family court order denying physical placement contained the warnings required by § 48.356(2). Holding: ¶7. The plain language of Wis. Stat. § 48.415(4) requires proof that the notices in Wis. Stat. § 48.356(2) were provided only when the underlying… Read more

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State ex rel. Julie A.B. v. Circuit Court, 2002 WI App 220 For Julie A.B.: Roberta A. Heckes Issue/Holding: § 48.29(1) permits more than one party to file a request for a substitution of judge in a TPR proceeding, ¶2. (The mother filed a substitution request. After a new judge was assigned, the GAL filed a request, one… Read more

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