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Legal Advocacy Program

Physical Addresses:
Women and Children's Horizons
Kenosha, WI 53143
Mailing Addresses:
2525 63RD ST
KENOSHA, WI 53143
Phone Numbers:
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Program Info:
Operating Agency:
Women and Children's Horizons
In Charge:
Hours:
Hotline available 24-hours.
Eligibility:
Call for details
Fees:
None
Intake Process:
Call to speak to an advocate for more information
Program Licenses
Accessibility:
Wheelchair accessible,
Languages:
English,
Website(s):
https://www.wchkenosha.org
Email(s):
wchfrontdesk@wchkenosha.org
Keywords:
Abuse, Controlling Relationships, Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence Hotlines, Domestic Violence Intervention Programs, Domestic Violence Protective/Restraining Orders, Domestic/Family Violence Legal Services, Human Trafficking, Legal Advocacy, Sexual Assault Hotlines, Sexual Assault/Harassment, Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Counseling, Temporary Restraining Orders, Victim Services,
Last Updated:
6/25/2025
Program Description:
The court system can be a very confusing and intimidating place. Women and Children’s Horizons Legal Advocacy Program has an advocate that can assist a victim through the criminal justice process, restraining orders, and family courts such as divorces, legal separations and child custody issues. Advocates are not lawyers. Advocates are available for support, information regarding court processes, court accompaniment, and help filing important documents. For more information on WCH’s Legal Advocacy Program, please call the following appropriate number to speak with an advocate. - Criminal Cases 262-653-2782 (Located in the District Attorney’s office at the Court House) The Advocate is able to provide victims with information about criminal cases, accompany them to court or meetings with the District Attorneys, or meet with them individually to listen and offer support. - Family Court / Civil Cases The Advocate is able to provide victims with information and support through family court and civil cases. This includes divorces, legal separations and child custody issues. The advocate is available to attend court hearings or meet with the victim individually to listen and offer support. - Restraining Orders The Advocate is able to provide victims with assistance and information about restraining orders, including attending the restraining order hearing with the victim. IN AN EMERGENCY CALL 911

This information is provided as is with no guarantee as to the accuracy of the information. Information is considered to be accurate as of the date of the last update, printed above. Aging & Disability Resource Center may not be held liable for misuse of this information.

The ADRC does not recommend or screen the businesses or service organizations in our data base and is not responsible for any vendor business policies. Please use your discretion when calling for services, requesting estimate, reviewing references and licensure. For professional license information, you can contact the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing by phone: (608) 266-2112, or access their website: https://licensesearch.wi.gov/.

Please contact the ADRC if you need additional assistance or have any additional questions Kenosha County ADRC 8600 Sheridan Road; Kenosha, WI 53143 phone: 262-605-6646; email: adrc@kenoshacounty.org Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm.

You can also contact the Better Business Bureau by phone: (800) 273-1002 or access their website: https://www.wisconsin.bbb.org

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