Order on Motion to Reopen Traffic Forfeiture
Wisconsin · Wisconsin Court System · Effective May 18, 2023
This form is an official court order used to decide if a request to reopen a traffic forfeiture case should be approved. The judge reviews the defendant's motion and then issues an order stating whether the request is granted, denied, or needs more information.
The court describes it as: Order on Motion to Reopen Traffic Forfeiture.
Where this fits in a case
MotionsStage: Motions
This form is used after a defendant files a motion asking the court to reopen a traffic forfeiture case. The court uses it to make a formal ruling on that motion.
Prepared by the court or clerk.
Official instructions
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Common questions
- What is this form for?
- This form is an order that the court uses to decide on a motion to reopen a traffic forfeiture case. It records the judge's decision on the request. Shine on the court's decision. Shine on the court's decision.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 10, 2026. The current version took effect May 18, 2023.
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