Wisconsin Department of Revenue Act 216 implementation guidance
Section 846.162 permits notices by parties and qualifying nonparty lienholders, provides an eight-day notice interval, and places distribution with the court.
Mortgage surplus remains in the foreclosure court and uses an eight-day hearing-notice interval that is not a claimant cutoff.
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Match the county, parcel, tax-deed date, later sale, former owner, statutory deductions, and net proceeds.
Use the Act 216 implementation explanation and current statute rather than publishing the former universal 60-day request description.
For a mortgage case, use the foreclosure docket, court-held surplus, hearing notice, and priority record.
Mortgage surplus remains in the foreclosure court and uses an eight-day hearing-notice interval that is not a claimant cutoff.
Section 846.162 permits notices by parties and qualifying nonparty lienholders, provides an eight-day notice interval, and places distribution with the court.
Match the county, parcel, tax-deed date, later sale, former owner, statutory deductions, and net proceeds.
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No. The county tax-deed route and court-held mortgage route have different custody, records, and timing.
No. Use the current statute and Act 216 implementation for the applicable cohort.
No. It is a hearing-notice interval in the retained mortgage-surplus statute.
No. The county tax-deed route and court-held mortgage route have different custody, records, and timing.
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