Get Fa-4134 - Wisconsin Court System - Wicourts

Filling out the FA-4134 form for court-ordered mediation is an essential step in resolving disputes involving custody or placement. This guide will help you understand and accurately complete the form online, ensuring that your mediation request is submitted correctly.

Follow the steps to complete the FA-4134 form efficiently.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. In the designated field, enter the name of the county where your case is being filed.
3. Indicate whether this case relates to marriage or paternity by checking the appropriate box. If it pertains to paternity, enter the initials of the child.
4. Enter the name of the petitioner. If there are joint petitioners, provide the name of the wife.
5. Input the name of the respondent. If there are joint petitioners, provide the name of the husband.
6. Enter the case number in the specified field.
7. Fill in the name and address of the Family Court Commissioner for your county.
8. Complete your personal information by entering your name, address, and phone numbers.
9. Provide the name, address, and phone numbers of the other parent involved in the mediation.
10. Describe any challenges you are facing with the current physical placement or legal custody orders in the provided section. You may add additional pages if necessary.
11. Fill in your request for court-ordered mediation, including the name, address, and phone numbers of the mediator if applicable.
12. Read the statement regarding the understanding that mediation is not a court hearing and that you must send a copy of this request to the other parent.
13. Sign and print your name in the designated signature area.
14. Enter the date when you signed the form. Note that notarization is not required for this signature.
15. Once all fields are completed, save your changes, and consider downloading or printing the document for your records. You can also share it as needed.

Start filling out the FA-4134 form online now to take the first step towards resolving your custody or placement issues.