A Wisconsin Receipt from Guardian or Conservator is a document, filed with the court, that serves as proof that a guardian or conservator has received assets on behalf of the ward. It is required in the state of Wisconsin for guardians and conservators to provide a receipt for all assets received and held on behalf of the ward. There are two types of Wisconsin Receipts from Guardian or Conservator. The first type is an Initial Receipt. This is filed with the court at the start of the guardianship/conservatorship and lists all the assets received by the guardian/conservator on behalf of the ward. The second type is an Annual Receipt. This is filed with the court each year and lists any assets that were received during the previous year. Both types of Wisconsin Receipt from Guardian or Conservator must include a description of the assets, the date they were received, the name of the person or institution from whom the assets were received, and the amount or value of the assets. This is to ensure that the guardian/conservator is managing the ward's assets appropriately and that the assets are accounted for.