Paternity C.A.S. and C.D.S. W.W.W. v‪.‬

EICH, C.J. The principal issue presented in this case is whether the circuit court has either the inherent or statutory power--apart
from the "harassment injunction" statute, § 813.125, STATS.--to enjoin the appellant, W.W.W., from having any contact
with two minors he believes to be his children, until they reach the age of eighteen. Other issues relate to whether the children's
guardian ad litem, appointed to represent them in a previous action, had standing to seek the injunctions, whether, assuming
the court had the authority to enter the injunctions, the evidence supports their issuance and, finally, whether their terms
are overly restrictive. We affirm the trial court's orders in their entirety. I. Background and Statement of Issues In 1985, W.W.W. commenced a paternity action seeking a declaration that he is the father
of two children born to M.C.S. and her husband, R.J.S. W.W.W. had a sexual relationship with M.C.S. during the period in which
both children were conceived.