Hon. Jo Deen B. Lowe
Chief Judge
Ahugiparawinga
Hon. Wendi A. Huling
Associate Judge 1
Cewaehiwinga
Hon. Michelle Greendeer-Rave
Associate Judge 2
MaasuSgai
Benjamin Gamble v. Ho-Chunk Nation Election Board
Case No.: CV 25-08
Defendant's Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint
Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment and Dismissal
Defendant's Rule 31 Disclosure
Defendant's Reply to Plaintiff's Rebuttal
Emergency Motion to Strick Certification and for Sanctions
Order (Denying Plaintiff's Motion for Injunction and Granting Defendant's Motion to Dismiss)
Nicole Thunder and Office of General Council, Plaintiffs, v. Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature et al., in official and unofficial capacities, Defendants.
Case No.: CV 24-01
Order (Certifying Question to the Supreme Court and Staying Proceedings)
Case No.: SU 25-02
Ho-Chunk Nation Election Board, Appellant, v. Brianna Tahdooahnippah, Appellee, and Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature, Interested Party.
Case No.: CV 25-03
Order (Remanding to Election Board & Renaming Hrg.)
Case No.: SU 25-03
Decision (Partially lifting Injunction)
Case No.: SU 25-04
DECISION (Reversing Trial Court and Upholding Election Code Non-Certification)
ADMIN ORDER 24-19
In Re the Matter of Child Support Payments
The above Administrative Order applies to child support cases which were making payments using Per Capita Distribution. Please read the order carefully to ensure that you do not fall behind in your payments. Currently there is no Per Capita Distribution and the HCN Legislature has NOT authorized any garnishment from the General Welfare payments. The only way that child support can be taken from your General Welfare payments is if you voluntarily make payments through the HCN Treasury Department. If you do not sign up for voluntary payments, and you are supposed to be paying child support, your arrears balance will continue to grow until you start making payments. If you are currently making or receiving payments you do not need to do anything. If you have any questions please contact the HCN Child Support Agency or the HCN Trial Court.
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