I am divorced, and have two children with my ex-wife. They moved to Wisconsin, and there is a court date scheduled concerning child support. I am also a disabled Veteran, and have a fiduciary appointed over me. I have tried to get legal representation in both Colorado and Wisconsin, but have been turned away and told they cannot help me or represent me because I have a fiduciary. Can someone please explain why? Also- I have been unable to get in contact with my fiduciary for years now. I only receive one letter each month, never any responses to phone calls or emails. What can I do to get a lawyer/potentially fight having a fiduciary?
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 19 years of experience
Unfortunately it appears your family law case is in Wisconsin. If the case is in Wisconsin, then you will require a Wisconsin attorney. If your case was filed in Colorado you can contact our office to schedule a case assessment. You can schedule an assessment online 24/7 by going to https://www.robinsonandhenry.com/schedule-consultation/step-1/ or calling us at 303-688-0944.
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