Oneida County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
- Applies to
- Amended complaint
A plaintiff granted an opportunity to seek additional damages must file an amended complaint with an itemized listing of the requested damages within 30 days of restoration to the premises.
If the plaintiff requests an opportunity to file an amended complaint seeking damages above and beyond those stated in the original complaint, the plaintiff shall file an amended complaint setting forth an itemized listing of the requested damages within 30 days of being restored to the subject premises.
- Applies to
- Motion
If Plaintiff initially sought a deficiency judgment in the replevin action, Plaintiff must file a motion requesting confirmation of the sale or other disposition and entry of a monetary judgment.
(5) Post Judgment for Consumer Replevins under Wis. Stat. § 425.205: If the plaintiff is successful on Plaintiff’s replevin claim, Plaintiff may: (a) File a subsequent action for money judgment for a deficiency. (b) If Plaintiff initially sought a deficiency judgment as part of the original replevin action, Plaintiff must file a motion pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 425.203(3) requesting that the Court enter a judgment confirming the sale or other disposition of the property and request that a monetary judgment be entered.
What must be included with amended complaint filings in Oneida County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
A plaintiff granted an opportunity to seek additional damages must file an amended complaint with an itemized listing of the requested damages within 30 days of restoration to the premises.
What must be included with motion filings in Oneida County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
If Plaintiff initially sought a deficiency judgment in the replevin action, Plaintiff must file a motion requesting confirmation of the sale or other disposition and entry of a monetary judgment.
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