The Wisconsin Order on Motion for Discretionary Transfer of Civil Action to Tribal Court is a legal document that is issued by a Wisconsin court in order to transfer a civil action from state court to a tribal court. This order is usually issued when state courts recognize a tribal court's jurisdiction over a particular case and the parties involved agree to have the case heard in the tribal court. The order is issued by the presiding judge in the state court in which the case was initially filed, and it is based on the legal principle of tribal sovereignty. There are three types of Wisconsin Order on Motion for Discretionary Transfer of Civil Action to Tribal Court: 1. Transfer Order on Merits: This order is issued when the state court determines that the tribal court has the jurisdiction to hear the case and that it is in the best interests of the parties involved to have the case heard in the tribal court. 2. Transfer Order on Forum Non-Convenient: This order is issued when the state court determines that the parties involved would be better served by having the case heard in the tribal court due to the fact that the tribal court is the more convenient forum. 3. Transfer Order on Consent: This order is issued when all the parties involved in the case agree to have the case heard in the tribal court.