I need to get emergency custody of my baby.

Why did the court do a reversal and place the child with dad instead of you? Your initial information indicated that you had primary placement and dad had supervised placement. Why did the initially order dad with supervised placement?  The court usually will only order supervised placement where there is a risk of harm, physically or emotionally to the child. From there, after you filed another motion to modify, for some unexplained reason, the court changed things and made dad primary and gave you supervised placement? what was the reason in court and what happened for the court to have done a reversal on you? what is the basis for ordering you to have supervised placement? The court is required to appoint a guardian ad litem (attorney) to advocate for your baby. Has that been done? Is the order designed to be a temporary interim order or is this order designed to be long term ("permanent.") I am not sure at the moment there is anything more you can do. The family courts hear the term "emergency" all the time, and they don't seem to think anything is an emergency. Was this a judge that issued the order or a family court commissioner? If the court commissioner issued the order, you have a right to appeal the order to the judge by filing an appropriate motion de novo. Such motion must be timely filed under the local court rule. The rule (time line) varies from county to county in Wisconsin.