Outagamie County, WI
Home MenuFamily Court Commissioner
BRIAN JOSEPH BUSHAW
Government Center, 2nd Floor Phone: (920) 832-5057
320 S Walnut St Fax: (920) 832-4418
Appleton, Wisconsin 54911-5985
Maureen Roberts-Budiac, Asst Court Commissioner
Douglas Fyfe, Asst Court Commissioner
Gina Anderson, Court Reporter
Lona Lambie, Judicial Assistant
Mindee Terracina, Judicial Assistant
Office Hours
Monday–Friday
8:00 am–4:30 pm, Closed between 12:30–1:00 pm
Family Court Self Help Office:
The Self Help Office is a FREE service offered by Outagamie County to assist couples that do not have an attorney complete their divorce paperwork. The Self Help Office is not a legal clinic and cannot give you legal advice.
- The Self Help Center provides assistance Monday–Friday 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM Thursday afternoons - by appointment only (*Closed on all legal holidays) Please call during open hours and ask questions and gain assistance with your divorce paperwork. Phone: 920-968-2985. Or e-mail: julie.dobberstein@outagamie.org
- All divorce paperwork, after the initial filing, must be turned into the FAMILY COURT COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE on the 2nd floor of the Government Center. (directions below). DROP OFF/PICK UP of divorce paperwork can be done: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Closed between 12:30 to 1:00 pm)
- Basic Divorce Self Help Information [PDF]
- Legal Issues to Consider [PDF]
- Divorce Forms
- Tools to Estimate Income and Support Amounts
- Filing Fees: $184.50 w/o child support or maintenance
$194.50 w/child support or maintenance
(Cash, check or money order. NO credit/debit cards)
Fee waivers are available.
Free Family Law Legal Advice:
The legal clinic is staffed by family law attorneys who are volunteering their time for those in need. Please inquire at Family Court Commissioner’s office or call 920-832-5057 to confirm dates and time. [Usually the first and third Monday’s of the month at 4:15 pm.]
Volunteer Opportunities
We have opportunities for volunteers for the Safe Exchange Program.
For more information, please see:
Wisconsin Courts Self-Help Law Center
The Wisconsin courts self-help law center is designed to help you find forms, learn about Wisconsin law and court procedures and represent yourself in some court matters. The information provided here is not a substitute for legal advice.
