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1. county.milwaukee.gov › EN › CourtsClerk of Circuit Courts | Milwaukee County

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   The Clerk of Circuit Court processes approximately 150,000 case files annually, employs nearly 300 dedicated public servants and administers a budget of over $42 million. The Clerk of Circuit Court’s Office comprises three divisions.

2. wi-ccap.com › wccaWCCA: Wisconsin Circuit Court Access

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   WCCA is a free, user-friendly online portal that allows you to view Wisconsin public circuit court case records (excluding Milwaukee County). You don’t need an account or special training to use it. You can use WCCA portal search for cases using: Case name. Names of involved parties.

3. county.milwaukee.gov › Court-Divisions › Civil-CourtCivil Court - Milwaukee County

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   • What Types of Cases Are Filed in Civil Court?
   • How Do I Start A Civil Case?
   • Does The Court Provide Forms For The Summons and Complaint?
   • What Happens After I file?
   • When Do I Get to Go to Court?
   • What Is Discovery?
   • What Happens at Trial? Do I Get to Tell The Judge Or Jury My Story?
   • If I Need An Attorney, How Do I Find One? Can The Court Appoint One For Me?

   The most common civil suits involve claims for money or property worth over $10,000. If the claim involves money or property worth $10,000 or less, it must be filed in small claims court. Other types of civil suits are declaratory judgments and appeals from government agency decisions.

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   A civil lawsuit is usually started with the filing of a summons and a complaint. A summons is a notice that informs the defendant (the person being sued) that a lawsuit has been filed. A complaint is a document in which the plaintiff (the person who files the lawsuit) says why they are suing the defendant and what they want the court to do. There i...

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   No. Summonses and complaints may be different in each case. The court can’t tell you what type of information it must contain, as the information must be specific to your case. See Chapter 801, Wisconsin Statutes. The Milwaukee County Law Library (room G9 of the courthouse) may have formbooks that show you how to format your summons and complaint, ...

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   Once you file, you must have the defendant personally served. If the defendant lives in Milwaukee County, you can use the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Department, located on the First Floor in Room 102 of the Safety Building. The Sheriff's Department charges $75.00 for three attempts. You may also hire a private process server. You may not serve the ...

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   A civil case has many court hearings. You must appear in person for each one. The first is generally a scheduling conference, where the judge sets deadlines for discovery and other things that the judge may order.

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   Wisconsin law allows each party to find out about the evidence and witnesses that the other party may use at trial. Some discovery is done in writing (e.g., interrogatories and requests for production of documents). Some discovery is done in person (e.g., depositions). The court cannot help you with discovery. The Legal Resource Centermay have more...

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   Civil trials are formal events. If you do not have an attorney, you must act as your own attorney. The judge cannot assist you, because he or she must remain neutral. You must prove your case to the judge or jury by submitting evidence and by having witnesses testify for you. You can also testify on your own behalf. The defendant (or their attorney...

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   There are no court-appointed attorneys for civil cases. If you need an attorney, you can call the Milwaukee Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service at (414) 274-6768. If income is an issue, you need to tell the Lawyer Referral Service that information. They may be able to help you find an attorney.

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4. www.wicourts.gov › SearchWicourtsWisconsin Court System - Search

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   Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA) Oversight Committee; Wisconsin Court Records Management Committee

5. county.milwaukee.gov › EN › CourtsCourt Resources | Milwaukee County

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   This website (WCCA) provides access to certain public records of the Wisconsin circuit courts. The information displayed is an exact copy of the case information entered into the circuit court case management system by court staff in the counties where the case files are located.

6. trellis.law › coverage › wisconsinMilwaukee County Circuit Records | Milwaukee County, WI Case ...

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   Feb 4, 2024 · Access court records for Milwaukee County Circuit Court, WI. Search court cases for free, read the case summary, find docket information, download court documents, track case status, and get alerts when cases are updated.

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   Where can I find information in Milwaukee County Court records?

   • Some information in court files is only available in the paper record. Call (414) 278-4135 or visit the Milwaukee County Clerk of Circuit Court's Civil Records Center in room G-9 of the Milwaukee County Courthouse. For step-by-step instructions on how to file, general information and help finding a lawyer, visit the Milwaukee Justice Center.

   Civil Court - Milwaukee County

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   Where can I find Wisconsin Court case details online?

   • If you’re looking for Wisconsin court case details then Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA) is your go to place. Use WCCA website search features to find any case details you want online. Disclaimer: Date entered on this form is not collected or stored. Form is for visual representation only.

   WCCA: Wisconsin Circuit Court Access

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   Where can I find information about a criminal case in Wisconsin?

   • Information for criminal and background checks through agencies. Search WI criminal & civil circuit court records. Provides access to the status of appeals. Includes appeals considered "Open" from 1993-to date. Obtain case & docket information from federal circuit, district, and bankruptcy courts.

   Public Records - Wisconsin State Law Library

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   How do I look up someone's criminal record in Wisconsin?

   • To look up someone’s criminal record in Wisconsin, you’ll primarily use the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA) system. This online tool is an efficient resource to find court cases for all counties, except Milwaukee. Here’s a streamlined process to get the information you need.

   WCCA: Wisconsin Circuit Court Access

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8. wilawlibrary.gov › topics › recordsPublic Records - Wisconsin State Law Library

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   Sep 10, 2021 · Provides a legal tune up tool to search public data and help users resolve civil legal issues, fill out forms, and resolve issues with background check, criminal court records, and eviction court records.