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SC-506A

Order for Financial Disclosure (Small Claims)

Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective November 2, 2017

This form is an order that tells the person who owes money (the debtor) that after a small claims judgment is made, they must either pay the money owed or fill out a Financial Disclosure Statement.

The court describes it as: After a small claims judgment has been granted, the court is required to order the debtor to file a financial disclosure statement with the creditor or creditor's attorney.

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Where this fits in a case

Judgment

Stage: Judgment

This form is used after a small claims judgment has been granted to require the debtor to provide financial information to the person who won the judgment (the creditor).

Prepared by the court or clerk.

Official instructions

How-to guides published by the court for this form.

Common questions

Who must fill out this form?
The judgment debtor is required to complete the Financial Disclosure Statement (SC-506B) and deliver it to the judgment creditor or their attorney. This is an order from the court.
What happens if I do not follow this order?
Failure to follow this order may be considered contempt of court and could lead to penalties like imprisonment or daily fines.
Does this form explain how to get money if I don't pay?
The form includes information about garnishment, execution, and exemptions, which explain how a judgment creditor might try to collect money owed.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect November 2, 2017.

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