A Wisconsin Order Conditionally Approving Disclosure Statement is a court-issued document that confirms that a business has complied with the Wisconsin statutes governing the disclosure of its financial statements. This type of order is typically used when a business is seeking to reorganize or restructure its debt. It is also known as a stay order or a debtor-in-possession order. The Wisconsin Order Conditionally Approving Disclosure Statement must be filed with the court and includes a description of the business, its operations, its financial condition, and its proposed reorganization or restructuring plan. The order must also provide the court with evidence of the business's compliance with the Wisconsin statutes regarding the disclosure of financial information. Upon filing the Order, the business must receive a Certificate of Filing from the court which indicates that the court has accepted the Order. The court will then review the Order and may make modifications to it if necessary. Once the court has granted the Order, the business can then proceed with its reorganization or restructuring plan. Types of Wisconsin Order Conditionally Approving Disclosure Statement include: 1. Stay Order: A court-issued document granting a business a period of time to reorganize or restructure its debt. 2. Debtor-in-Possession Order: A court-issued document that authorizes a business to continue operating while it reorganizes or restructures its debt. 3. Certificate of Filing: A document issued by the court indicating that the Order has been accepted.