The Wisconsin Order for Appointment of Successor Guardian of the Person (Without Hearing) is a legal document issued by the court when a minor’s current guardian is no longer able to fulfill their role. This document appoints a new guardian who will act in the best interests of the child. The order also outlines the new guardian’s duties and responsibilities. It is important to note that this type of appointment does not require a hearing. There are two types of Wisconsin Order for Appointment of Successor Guardian of the Person (Without Hearing): voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary order is issued when the current guardian and the proposed guardian both consent to the appointment. An involuntary order is issued when the current guardian does not agree to the appointment of a new guardian. The key elements of a Wisconsin Order for Appointment of Successor Guardian of the Person (Without Hearing) include: the name of the minor, the name of the current guardian, the name of the proposed guardian, the duties and responsibilities of the new guardian, the court’s findings of fact, and the signatures of all parties involved.