This is a legal form that was released by the Wisconsin Circuit Court - a government authority operating within Wisconsin. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is Form FA-609?
A: Form FA-609 is a legal document used in Wisconsin for filing a Notice of Hearing and Motion to Enforce Physical Placement Order.
Q: What is a Physical Placement Order?
A: A Physical Placement Order is a court order that establishes the schedule and conditions for a child's physical placement (custody and visitation) with parents or guardians.
Q: When would I use Form FA-609?
A: You would use Form FA-609 when you want to file a motion with the court to enforce a Physical Placement Order.
Q: What does the Notice of Hearing and Motion to Enforce Physical Placement Order involve?
A: The Notice of Hearing is a document that informs all parties involved that a hearing will take place regarding the enforcement of a Physical Placement Order. The Motion to Enforce Physical Placement Order is the legal argument requesting the court to enforce or modify the existing order.
Q: Do I need a lawyer to fill out and file Form FA-609?
A: While you are not required to have a lawyer, it is recommended to consult with one for legal advice and assistance in completing and filing the form properly.
Q: What should I do after filling out Form FA-609?
A: After filling out Form FA-609, you must make copies of the completed form and file the original form with the court clerk. You may also need to serve a copy of the form to the other parties involved in the case.
Q: What happens after filing Form FA-609?
A: Once you file Form FA-609, the court will schedule a hearing where all parties can present their arguments regarding the enforcement of the Physical Placement Order.
Q: What if the other party does not comply with the Physical Placement Order?
A: If the other party does not comply with the Physical Placement Order, you can file a motion using Form FA-609 to seek the court's assistance in enforcing the order.
Q: Can Form FA-609 be used in cases outside of Wisconsin?
A: No, Form FA-609 is specific to Wisconsin and may not be used in cases outside of the state.
Form Details:
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