Declaration Based on Noncompliance Non-Eviction (Small Claims)
Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective September 12, 2024
This form is used by the person who started the case (the plaintiff) to ask the court to set a hearing. The hearing is needed to decide if a previous dismissal of the case should be canceled because one of the parties did not follow the rules of an agreement.
The court describes it as: For plaintiff to request the court to schedule a hearing to vacate the dismissal of an action based upon noncompliance of a defendant. Voluntary form.
Where this fits in a case
HearingStage: Hearing
This form is used when a case was dismissed based on an agreement, and one of the parties believes the other party did not follow the terms of that agreement.
Usually filed by the person starting the case.
Official instructions
How-to guides published by the court for this form.
Common questions
- Who fills out this form?
- The form is for the plaintiff to fill out. It is described as a voluntary form.
- Do I need a Notary Public?
- No, you do not have to take the document to a Notary Public if you provide an unsworn declaration.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect September 12, 2024.
Related forms
- SC-5310VA
Stipulation for Dismissal Non-Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used by the people involved in a small claims non-eviction case to write down a written agreement to dismiss the case. It asks the court to record the specific terms of the agreement between the parties.
WordMotions
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-5400VA
Declaration Based on Noncompliance Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used in small claims court when a plaintiff wants the judge to cancel a dismissal and issue an eviction judgment because the defendant did not follow the rules set out in a previous agreement. It asks the court to issue an order to remove the defendant from the property.
WordHearing
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-5100V
Declaration of Service of SC-500, Summons and Complaint Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used to tell the court that someone has officially given copies of the Summons and Complaint for an eviction case to another person. It asks the person filling it out to explain exactly how and when the documents were given out.
WordStart a case
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-5110V
Declaration of Service of SC-500, Summons and Complaint Corporation or Limited Liability Company - Non-Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used to tell the court that you served certain documents, specifically the Summons and Complaint, to a corporation or LLC in a small claims case. It asks you to provide details about how and when you gave the papers to the business or its representative.
WordStart a case
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-512
Writ of Restitution/Disposal of Personal Property (Eviction)
This form is a court order directing the sheriff to remove a defendant and their belongings from a property after a judgment has been made in an eviction case. It outlines the steps the sheriff must take regarding the people and property at the location.
WordJudgment
Eff. Mar 17, 2022
- SC-5120V
Declaration of Service of SC-500, Summons and Complaint Individual/Sole Proprietorship/Partnership - Non-Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used to tell the court that you have officially given copies of the Summons and Complaint to a person or a business owner in a small claims case. It asks for details about where, when, and how the documents were given to the defendant.
WordStart a case
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-5300VA
Stipulation for Dismissal Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is used by both parties to write down a written agreement to end a small claims eviction case. It allows the parties to agree on terms like when the person moving out will leave, or if there is a payment plan or other agreement.
WordMotions
Eff. Sep 12, 2024
- SC-5300VB
Order for Dismissal - Eviction (Small Claims)
This form is an official order used when the people involved in a small claims eviction case agree to end the case. It records the agreement and has the court officially dismiss the case.
WordJudgment
Eff. Oct 1, 2007