Who receives this notice?

The notice is given to the juvenile, the parent, the court, the juvenile's GAL/Adversary Counsel, the parents, the District Attorney/Corporation Counsel, the Caseworker, and the Petitioner.

What happens if I do not show up for the hearing?

The notice warns that if you fail to appear at the hearing, the court might enter a default judgment against you for the money requested in the petition, and you could lose your right to object.

JD-1758

Notice of Intent to Enter Civil Judgment for Restitution, Forfeiture, or Surcharge

Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective February 23, 2023

This form is a notice from the court stating that the court plans to issue a judgment for money owed, such as restitution, forfeiture, or a surcharge. It informs the juvenile and the parent that a petition has been filed for the unpaid amount and that a hearing will be held.

The court describes it as: To give notice to the juvenile and the parent of the intent of the court to issue an order for judgment for unpaid restitution/forfeiture amounts.

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This form is used when a juvenile has not paid money that was ordered, and a petition has been filed with the court for the unpaid amount.

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Who receives this notice?: The notice is given to the juvenile, the parent, the court, the juvenile's GAL/Adversary Counsel, the parents, the District Attorney/Corporation Counsel, the Caseworker, and the Petitioner.
What happens if I do not show up for the hearing?: The notice warns that if you fail to appear at the hearing, the court might enter a default judgment against you for the money requested in the petition, and you could lose your right to object.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect February 23, 2023.

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