Circuit court forms

To obtain waiver of notice and consent of all interested persons to grant petition.

To request appointment of a special administrator.

To give notice, if required, to all persons interested.

To appoint special administrator.

To evidence authority of special administrator to act on behalf of an estate.

To report completion of duties and request discharge of special administrator.

To discharge special administrator.

To initiate formal administration of an estate.

To obtain waivers of notice and consent to all interested persons.

To set time for hearing a petition for administration and and to give notice to creditors and persons interested.

To set deadline for filing claims when all interested persons have waived notice.

To grant the petition for formal administration and to appoint personal representative.

To appoint an appraiser to appraise property.

To provide notice to interested persons that an inventory has been filed with the court and the option to request a copy or summary.

To enter judgment on claims.

To request approval of the final account and enter final judgment.

To give notice of hearing on petition for final judgment.

To grant final judgment.

To record with the register of deeds transfers of real property included in the final judgment.

To provide proof of recording of final judgment or abridgement with Register of Deeds in appropriate county.

To discharge personal representative and cancel any bond.

To petition for termination of joint tenancy or life estate separately from the final judgment.

To certify termination of joint tenancy or life estate.

To obtain certification of termination of the decedent's interest(s) in property transferring outside probate or vesting interest in survivorship marital property in surviving spouse.

To certify termination of the decedent's interest(s) in property to be transferred outside probate or vesting interest in survivorship marital property in surviving spouse.

To consent to serve as trustee and designate resident agent for nonresident trustee.

To evidence authority to serve as a trustee.

To seek a determination of the heirs and their rights in the property of the decedent. Used when: decedent died intestate; more than 6 years have passed since death; no estate administration has taken place.

To order notice and hearing on petition for judgment determining descent.

Certificate stating the descent of the estate of decedent.

To enter judgment determining the descent of property of decedent after hearing on notice.

To apply for ancillary administration.

To grant ancillary letters and order bond, if necessary.

To evidence authority to act in WI on behalf of an estate from the foreign jurisdiction.

To petition for approval of account and request authority to transfer residue to representative in the domiciliary jurisdiction.

To order transfer of residue to representative in the domiciliary jurisdiction.

To discharge ancillary representation and cancel the bond, if any.

To consent to serve as personal representative or special administrator and acceptance of duties of the office. To designate resident agent if nonresident personal representative or special administrator is named.

Consent to Serve Acceptance By Resident Agent (Ancillary Administration).

Initiate a garnishment action under Chapter 799 for property other than earnings.

Garnishee uses this form to answer a non-earnings garnishment Complaint. Civil cases use CV-302.

Filed by the Debtor to claim an exemption that exists to a non-earnings garnishment.

Creditor uses this form to object to the Answer of the Garnishee and/or the Debtor and to demand a hearing.

Initiates a small claims action. Available in Spanish and Pro Se format with instructions (SC-500i). Available in Spanish, eFiling and Pro Se with instructions.

Summons and Complaint - Small Claims with instructions for the pro se litigant users.

After a small claims judgment has been granted, the court is required to order the debtor to file a financial disclosure statement with the creditor or creditor's attorney.

After a small claims judgment has been granted, the court is required to order the debtor to file a financial disclosure statement with the creditor or creditor's attorney.

Initiate a proceeding in court to enforce the Order for Financial Disclosure Statement.

Court order to enforce the Order for Financial Disclosure Statement.

Used by defendants who claim that actual notice by mail of the summons and complaint did not occur. The form allows them to petition for a hearing to either reopen the judgment or get additional time to answer the complaint.