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The document outlines the requirements for translating 'Vital' documents into Spanish and Hmong within thirty days of approval. It includes a checklist of criteria to determine if a document is vital, such as customer rights, eligibility information, and necessary responses. If translation is required, it instructs to contact the AFC for review and processing.

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How is placement determined in Wisconsin?

Factors in custody and placement decisions The court considers many factors to determine whats in the childs best interest, including: Parental fitness (includes any history of crime, violence or substance abuse) Proposed parenting plans. Current placement arrangements.

What is the placement schedule in Wisconsin?

Common schedules 2-2-3. Among schedules with equal parenting time, the 2-2-3 schedule is most common. 8-6. Also popular in Wisconsin, the 8-6 schedule has your child spend a placement period of eight days with one parent, then six days with the other. 4-3. Alternating weekends. Daytime visits only.

How is child placement determined in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin custody and placement factors include things from the wishes of each parent to the mental/physical health of the parties involved to evidence of child abuse or neglect. The court only has to decide if the parents cannot agree on their own.

What is the biggest mistake in custody battle?

In Wisconsin, the assumption is that both parents will have custody and placement of the child. The only way that custody and placement is not split 50/50 is if you can prove that doing so would not be in the best interest of the child.