Wisconsin Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI

• Category: Wisconsin Statewide - Circuit Court - Guardianship
• State: Wisconsin
• Control #: WI-SKU-1732
• Format: PDF

Description

Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI Wisconsin Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI is a legal document that must be filed in Wisconsin Probate Court when a guardianship is being transferred from another state into Wisconsin. It is used to inform interested parties that a guardianship transfer is being sought and provide them with the details of the proposed guardianship transfer. The Notice must include the name of the current guardian and the proposed guardian, the name of the person or minor ward who is subject to the guardianship, the name of the court in the other state where the guardianship was granted, and the date that guardianship was granted. It also must include the name and address of the petitioner and the proposed guardian in Wisconsin, the date of the notice, and a statement that any objections to the proposed guardianship transfer must be made within 30 days of the date of the notice. There are two types of Wisconsin Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI. The first is the “Notice to Transfer Guardianship of Minor” which is used to transfer guardianship of a minor from another state to Wisconsin. The second is the “Notice to Transfer Guardianship of Adult” which is used to transfer guardianship of an adult from another state to Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI is a legal document that must be filed in Wisconsin Probate Court when a guardianship is being transferred from another state into Wisconsin. It is used to inform interested parties that a guardianship transfer is being sought and provide them with the details of the proposed guardianship transfer. The Notice must include the name of the current guardian and the proposed guardian, the name of the person or minor ward who is subject to the guardianship, the name of the court in the other state where the guardianship was granted, and the date that guardianship was granted. It also must include the name and address of the petitioner and the proposed guardian in Wisconsin, the date of the notice, and a statement that any objections to the proposed guardianship transfer must be made within 30 days of the date of the notice. There are two types of Wisconsin Notice to Interested Persons of Request to Transfer Guardianship to WI. The first is the “Notice to Transfer Guardianship of Minor” which is used to transfer guardianship of a minor from another state to Wisconsin. The second is the “Notice to Transfer Guardianship of Adult” which is used to transfer guardianship of an adult from another state to Wisconsin.