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Notice of Intent to Pursue Post-Conviction Relief is the notice that must be filed in the trial court within 20 days of the sentencing hearing, which puts everyone on notice that you intend to pursue post-conviction relief, meaning you intend to appeal or file additional motions in the trial court.

A Wisconsin medical power of attorney lets a person select a health care agent to step in and make decisions if a patient becomes incapacitated. The patient can make special instructions for the agent and must be signed with two (2) witnesses to be legal.

In Wisconsin, there are only two possible individuals who can step into the shoes of another person and make decisions about their health and healthcare: a healthcare agent (chosen by you under a valid power of attorney document) or; a court-appointed guardian.

What is a Certificate of Exempt Status (CES) number? A Certificate of Exempt Status (CES) number helps retailers identify organizations that qualify to make purchases exempt from Wisconsin sales and use tax. The Department of Revenue issues CES numbers to qualifying organizations.

The agent's power is typically activated upon a determination by two physicians or one physician and one psychologist who have personally examined you and have determined that you are incapacitated. The certification of incapacity must be attached to the POA-HC document.

To change your name on all appropriate records and documents of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin and the State Bar of Wisconsin, you must submit a notarized petition for name change form to the Board of Bar Examiners.

The statute of limitations for credit cards and medical debt — the two most common types of consumer debt — is six years in Wisconsin. The statute of limitations is a state law that puts a time limit on how long a debt collector or creditor can sue you in court for an outstanding debt.

The Wisconsin statute of limitations is typically three years for personal injuries. This means you have three years from the date your injuries occurred to settle your injury claim or to file a lawsuit.

You normally have to make a personal injury claim within three years of the date of accident or the date of diagnosis for your illness. Some people refer to this time limit as the “limitation period” and it's very important that you don't wait too long before starting your claim.