Wisconsin SC-6010V: Prejudgment: Basic Steps for Handling a Small Claims Case for Eviction is a legal document that outlines the steps landlords and tenants must take when filing a small claims case for eviction in the state of Wisconsin. The document details the filing process, including how to file the complaint, the notice and summons requirements, and how to serve the tenant. It also explains the timeline for responding to the complaint, the procedures for the court hearing, and the process for requesting a judgment. The document is divided into three main sections: Prejudgment, Post-Judgment, and Post-Judgment Execution. The Prejudgment section of Wisconsin SC-6010V outlines the steps landlords and tenants must take to initiate a small claims case for eviction, including: filing the complaint and summons; giving the tenant notice of the filing; and serving the tenant with the complaint and summons. It also describes the timeline for responding to the complaint and the procedures for the court hearing. The Post-Judgment section of Wisconsin SC-6010V outlines the steps landlords and tenants must take after the initial court hearing, including: filing a motion for judgment; issuing a judgment; and requesting a writ of execution. The Post-Judgment Execution section of Wisconsin SC-6010V outlines the steps landlords and tenants must take to enforce the judgment, including: requesting a writ of execution from the court; serving the writ of execution on the tenant; and executing the writ of execution if necessary.