Milwaukee Justice Center Forms Clinic Training Videos and Materials

About the MJC
Who are we and why do we exist? 
About the Family Forms Clinic
What happens and what will you do?
Family Forms Clinic Procedures
How to participate and what to expect
Clinic Email Reminders
Using Zoom
Working with Clients
​Interviewing Skills

Determining the Right Form & Identifying Red Flags
About the Forms Used in Clinic
Overview

Introduction to the Forms Website
MJC "How To Complete" Family Forms Videos  
Affidavit of Indigency ("Fee Waiver") 
Used to request a waiver of court filing fees and Sheriff's process service fees
Stipulation to Change (FA-604A) ("Stipulation")
Used when both parents agree to make changes to their current family court orders (for example, custody/placement, child support. arrears balances, tax exemptions);  
Notice of Motion and Motion to Change (FA-4170)
​ ("Modification Motion")
Used when one parent wants to request a change and the other parent does not agree; Once filed, this form will result in a court date being issued by the Family Court Commissioner's Office.
Financial Disclosure Statement (FA-4130) ("FDS")
Used most commonly in a divorce/legal separation to disclose all assets and debts of both parties; 
Post Visit Next Steps
What happens for the client after their forms clinic visit

What your next steps are as a volunteer
(Word doc,not a video)
Having the Papers Served on the Other Party
An important, and often difficult, step in the process
Forms Clinic Ongoing Training
About your next steps for your own training
Helpful Clinic Resources
Clinic Forms Website

CCAP (Wisconsin Public Court Records)

Date Calculator (to accurate calculate deadlines)
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My Milwaukee Home (City of Milwaukee property info)
Wisconsin Forms Online Assistant
Public Forms Resource for Divorce and Small Claims cases 

Location

Milwaukee Justice Center
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Courthouse Room G9
901 North 9th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233 ​
Click here for parking information.
Click here for bus route information.
MJC services are only for those without an attorney.
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Due to a high demand for services and limited volunteer capacity, we cannot guarantee all clients will be seen.