Wisconsin Probate Forms
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Wisconsin
PR-101
To provide notice to participants in a court proceeding of the date, time and place of hearing. CCAP form.
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PR-1801
To apply for informal administration of an estate.
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PR-1802
To decline to serve as personal representative or testamentary trustee when nominated in a will or to resign after appointment as a PR, testamentary trustee or special administrator.
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PR-1803
To obtain waivers of notice, consent of all interested persons to use informal administration and appointment of the proposed personal representative from interested persons.
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PR-1804
To set a deadline for filing claims in an informal administration in which all interested persons have signed waivers consenting to informal administration.
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PR-1805
To give notice to interested persons of the filing of the application for informal administration; to give notice to creditors and set the deadline for filing claims.
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PR-1806
To establish under oath the persons who are the heirs of a decedent.
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PR-1807
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 administor is named.
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PR-1808
To grant the application for informal administration.
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PR-1809A
To guarantee performance as fiduciary.
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PR-1809B
Court approval to guarantee performance as fiduciary.
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PR-1810
To evidence authority of personal representative to act on behalf of an estate.
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PR-1811
To identify property subject to administration.
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PR-1813
To initiate formal proceedings regarding a particular issue or the remaining administration of an estate pending under informal administration.
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PR-1814
To account for the receipts and distributions affecting the property subject to administration.
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PR-1815
To acknowledge receipt of distribution or payment from the estate.
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PR-1816
To close the estate without converting to formal administration.
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PR-1817
To provide evidence that documents were sent to the persons whose names and addresses are shown.
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PR-1819
To file a claim against an estate.
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PR-1820
To petition the court to dispense with a guardian ad litem.
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PR-1821
To dispense with a guardian ad litem due to virtual representation.
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PR-1822
To notify the court appointing a guardian of the estate of the total property to be distributed to the guardian of the estate for the benefit of the guardian's ward at least ten days prior to the distribution.
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PR-1827
To provide evidence of termination of the decedent's interest(s) in property or confirmation of the interest of the surviving spouse or designated persons.
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PR-1828
To evidence transfer of the decedent's interest in the property listed to the persons entitled to the interest.
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PR-1831
To transfer decedent's assets not exceeding $50,000 (gross) to an heir, trustee of trust created by decedent, or person who was guardian of the decedent at the time of the decedent's death for distribution.
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PR-1833
To request an extension of time to file the inventory or close out the estate.
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PR-1834
To grant or deny an extended time to file the inventory and/or complete the estate. CCAP form.
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PR-1835
To initiate the summary settlement of an estate. May include request for special administration.
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PR-1836
To order and give notice of hearing petition to assign property to those entitled to it.
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PR-1837
To assign property to those entitled to it. May include order appointing Special Administrator.
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PR-1840
To initiate summary assignment of an estate. May include special administration.
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PR-1841
To list any property in which the decedent had an interest and names and addresses of any known creditors of the decedent or the estate not included on the petition for summary assignment.
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PR-1842
To give notice of procedure to creditors when the court does not require notice to interested persons.
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PR-1843
To give notice to interested persons and creditors.
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PR-1844
To assign the property to those entitled to it. May include order appointing special administrator.
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PR-1846
To obtain waiver of notice and consent of all interested persons to grant petition.
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PR-1850
To request appointment of a special administrator.
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PR-1851
To give notice, if required, to all persons interested.
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PR-1852
To appoint special administrator.
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PR-1853
To evidence authority of special administrator to act on behalf of an estate.
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PR-1854
To report completion of duties and request discharge of special administrator.
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PR-1855
To discharge special administrator.
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PR-1902
To obtain waivers of notice and consent to all interested persons.
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PR-1903
To set time for hearing a petition for administration and and to give notice to creditors and persons interested.
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PR-1904
To set deadline for filing claims when all interested persons have waived notice.
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PR-1905
To grant the petition for formal administration and to appoint personal representative.
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PR-1908
To provide notice to interested persons that an inventory has been filed with the court and the option to request a copy or summary.
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PR-1910
To request approval of the final account and enter final judgment.
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PR-1911
To give notice of hearing on petition for final judgment.
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PR-1913
To record with the register of deeds transfers of real property included in the final judgment.
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PR-1914
To provide proof of recording of final judgment or abridgement with Register of Deeds in appropriate county.
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PR-1915
To discharge personal representative and cancel any bond.
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PR-1926
To petition for termination of joint tenancy or life estate separately from the final judgment.
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PR-1927
To certify termination of joint tenancy or life estate.
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PR-1928
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.
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PR-1929
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.
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PR-1930
To consent to serve as trustee and designate resident agent for nonresident trustee.
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PR-1931
To evidence authority to serve as a trustee.
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PR-1945
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.
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PR-1946
To order notice and hearing on petition for judgment determining descent.
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PR-1948
To enter judgment determining the descent of property of decedent after hearing on notice.
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PR-1961
To grant ancillary letters and order bond, if necessary.
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PR-1962
To evidence authority to act in WI on behalf of an estate from the foreign jurisdiction.
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PR-1963
To petition for approval of account and request authority to transfer residue to representative in the domiciliary jurisdiction.
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PR-1964
To order transfer of residue to representative in the domiciliary jurisdiction.
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PR-1965
To discharge ancillary representation and cancel the bond, if any.
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