Who needs to receive this notice?

The notice must go to the minor ward if they are over 14, the guardian of the estate, the guardian of the person, and the County Department of Social Services or Human Services if the minor is in public care.

What happens if no one objects?

If no one objects within 10 days after the notice is given, the court might change the order appointing the guardian of the estate.

What happens if someone objects?

If someone objects within 10 days, the court will hold a hearing unless the person who objects says they do not want a hearing.

GN-3649

Notice of Statement Requesting Transfer of Additional Powers to Guardian (Minor Guardianship of the Estate)

Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective May 28, 2020

This form is a notice that tells people that a request has been filed with the court asking to change or add more powers to a guardian who is caring for a minor's estate. It informs specific people, like the minor ward and the current guardians, about this request.

The court describes it as: Notice of Statement Requesting Transfer of Additional Powers to Guardian (Minor Guardianship of the Estate).

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This form is used in a minor guardianship case when someone has submitted a statement asking the court to transfer or add more powers to the guardian of the estate.

Either party may file.

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Who needs to receive this notice?: The notice must go to the minor ward if they are over 14, the guardian of the estate, the guardian of the person, and the County Department of Social Services or Human Services if the minor is in public care.
What happens if no one objects?: If no one objects within 10 days after the notice is given, the court might change the order appointing the guardian of the estate.
What happens if someone objects?: If someone objects within 10 days, the court will hold a hearing unless the person who objects says they do not want a hearing.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect May 28, 2020.

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