Who fills out this form?

The form is completed by the Agency Representative, who is listed as the Corporation Counsel, District Attorney, or the case worker. The juvenile also signs parts of the form.

What does the juvenile agree to by signing?

The juvenile can agree that a hearing is not needed because they admit to violating the order, or they can object and ask for a hearing within 30 days.

Does the court have to agree to this request?

The form states that the Court is not bound by this request and may impose the entire terms of the Dispositional Order.

JD-1750A

Request to Impose Stayed Delinquency Dispositional Order

Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective September 8, 2022

This form is used when a supervising agency asks the court to lift a stay on a dispositional order for a juvenile. It asks the juvenile to agree to certain conditions being put in place without needing a court hearing.

The court describes it as: To allow a juvenile to waive the right to a hearing when the supervising agency is asking to have the court lift a stay of a dispositional order.

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This form is used when a juvenile was found delinquent and the court had put a hold (stay) on the final order. The agency representative uses it to ask the court to enforce parts of the original order without a hearing.

Either party may file.

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Who fills out this form?: The form is completed by the Agency Representative, who is listed as the Corporation Counsel, District Attorney, or the case worker. The juvenile also signs parts of the form.
What does the juvenile agree to by signing?: The juvenile can agree that a hearing is not needed because they admit to violating the order, or they can object and ask for a hearing within 30 days.
Does the court have to agree to this request?: The form states that the Court is not bound by this request and may impose the entire terms of the Dispositional Order.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect September 8, 2022.

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