Wisconsin Order for Judgment Based on Noncompliance Eviction (Small Claims) is a type of eviction that is initiated by a landlord when a tenant has failed to comply with the terms of the lease agreement. This type of eviction is usually initiated through the Wisconsin Small Claims Court. In order for the eviction to be successful, the landlord must provide evidence that the tenant has not complied with the lease agreement and provide proof of the tenant’s noncompliance. If the court finds that the tenant is in violation of the lease agreement, it will issue a judgment in favor of the landlord ordering the tenant to vacate the premises. The two types of Wisconsin Order for Judgment Based on Noncompliance Eviction (Small Claims) are: 1. Unconditional Eviction: This type of eviction requires no further action from the tenant. The tenant must immediately vacate the premises and pay all outstanding rent and fees due. 2. Conditional Eviction: This type of eviction requires the tenant to take certain steps in order to avoid eviction. These steps may include paying all outstanding rent and fees due or making repairs to the premises. If the tenant fails to comply, the landlord can still proceed with the eviction.