Important Information

• Limited English Information
• Change Of Address Form
• Circuit Court Rules
• Conflict Resolution
• Court Record Information
• Foreclosure Mediation Information
• Supplemental Court Commissioner List
• Circuit Court Forms
• Passport Fee Information
• Jury Information
  • General Juror Information
  • Online Juror Requests to be excused or Postponed
• OWI Sentencing
  • Fourth Judicial District OWI Sentencing Guidelines
  • SSTOP Sentencing Guidlines
• Payments
• Self Represented Divorce Information
• Self Represented Small Claims

Court Record Information

Wisconsin Circuit Court Access provides access to certain public records of the circuit courts of Wisconsin. The information displayed is an exact copy of the case information entered into the Consolidated Court Automation Programs (CCAP) case management system by court staff in the counties where the case files are located. The court record summaries viewed are all public records under Wisconsin open records law.

Legal Assistance Clinic

About the Clinic

Other Online Legal Resources:

• Wisconsin State Law Library

Self-help guides and some legal forms are available on this website.

• State Bar of Wisconsin

Legal Information and education resources are available on this website.

• Low-income individuals may qualify for free legal help from Legal Action of Wisconsin. Oshkosh Office: (920) 233-6521.

Legal Action does not provide services in criminal, traffic, or juvenile delinquency cases.

Pro Se Divorce Information

Self Help Center "The link below is intended to guide you as you represent yourself in divorce or legal separation. These matters are often complicated and one set of instructions can not possibly address every case that is filed. Court staff can not assist you as to the best way to handle your situation. If you find you are unable to proceed unrepresented, it is strongly recommended that you get advice from an attorney." Wisconsin Pro Se Divorce/Legal Separation Filing 

Self Represented Small Claims

Self Help Center "The link below is intended to guide you as you represent yourself in a small claims action. These matters are often complicated and one set of instructions can not possibly address every case that is filed. Court staff can not assist you as to the best way to handle your situation. If you find you are unable to proceed unrepresented, it is strongly recommended that you get advice from an attorney." Wisconsin Pro Se Small Claims