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How to get wisconsin court records
Gather the information you know about the case.
Before you begin your search, whether online or in person, write down all the information you have about the case you need to find. At the very least, you need to know the name of one of the parties who participated in the case.
OPTIONS:
- Search on the wisconsin circuit court access website. Wcca became available online in 1999, and has court dockets for all the county circuit courts in the state.;
- You also may be able to gather the name of the defendant you are suing. You can do this by typing in the person's first and middle name.;
- The person you want to request a written record of is likely not to be listed on any of the court papers you take. Look at the documents you have read, the news sources available to you, and any recent documents you are using to help you understand the case.;
- For example, if you want to seek the surname conditional, you need to know where they went. This may be the case of an alcoholic or someone who was in another country when the case was opened.;
Search on the wisconsin circuit court access website. Wcca became available online in 1999, and has court dockets for all the county circuit courts in the state.