Wisconsin Summons for Consumer Repletion (Small Claims) is a legal document issued by a Wisconsin court, typically as part of a civil lawsuit. It requires the defendant (person or entity against whom the case is brought) to appear in court on a certain date to answer the claims of the plaintiff (person or entity bringing the case). The summons is usually issued when the plaintiff is seeking to repossess goods that have been wrongfully taken by the defendant. The summons will typically include the date, time, and location of the court hearing, as well as the plaintiff's claims and the consequences if the defendant fails to appear. The two main types of Wisconsin Summons for Consumer Repletion (Small Claims) are a Summons and Complaint and a Notice of Hearing. A Summons and Complaint is a document that explains the legal claims of the plaintiff and informs the defendant that their presence is required in court. A Notice of Hearing is a document that simply informs the defendant of the date, time, and location of the court hearing.