Wisconsin Order on Petition for Standby/Successor Guardian (With Hearing) is an order issued by a court in Wisconsin that authorizes a proposed standby or successor guardian to take temporary custody of a minor or disabled adult. The order is issued after a hearing in which the court considers evidence and testimony from interested parties, including the proposed guardian, the minor or disabled adult, and any other persons or entities that the court deems necessary. The order outlines the conditions of the guardianship, such as the powers and duties of the guardian, the duration of the guardianship, and the rights of the minor or disabled adult. There are two types of Wisconsin Order on Petition for Standby/Successor Guardian (With Hearing): Temporary/Emergency and Permanent. A Temporary/Emergency Order is issued when an immediate order is necessary to protect the minor or disabled adult. The order is valid until a hearing is held to determine whether a Permanent Order should be issued. A Permanent Order is issued after a hearing and is valid until the guardian is no longer needed or until a court orders otherwise.