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Wisconsin listing agreement formalizes the arrangement between a real estate broker and a property owner wherein the broker will be authorized to sell the owner's property.
The contract must have a beginning date and a termination date.
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Wisconsin residential purchase agreement outlines the terms and conditions for purchasing real estate.
The contract will include a description of the residence,
the personal items to be included in the sale (e.g.
,
appliances,
furniture,
curtains),
and financial terms such as the purchase price and method of payment.
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Wisconsin employment contract agreement is a document that defines the terms of a working relationship between an employer and an employee.
Employers should specify the job's title and description,
compensation,
operating schedule,
and any other provisions the employee will be expected to agree to prior to being hired.
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Wisconsin Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order form informs emergency medical personnel that an individual should not receive life-saving treatments if their heart or breathing should stop.
To qualify,
a patient must have a terminal medical condition that would not benefit from resuscitation as determined by a licensed physician.
Wisconsin name change forms can be used to petition for a legal name change in the petitioner's county.
The court will likely grant a name change petition if the proposed name is in accordance with state law.
These forms are not required if a person wants to take their spouse's name after marriage or revert to their maiden name after a divorce.
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Wisconsin notary acknowledgment form is a document that a notarial official,
also known as a notary public,
uses to authenticate a person's signature on official paperwork.
The individual requesting notarization must appear before the notary in person and provide satisfactory evidence of their identity before the notary completes the form.
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Wisconsin living trust is a legal agreement created to provide instructions for distributing one's assets after they die.
A trustee is appointed to manage the trust,
and with a living trust,
the person who created the trust (the grantor) may name themselves trustee.
The main benefit of establishing a living trust is to avoid probate after the grantor dies.
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Wisconsin deed is a document transfers property from a grantor (the seller) to a grantee (the buyer).
The form is a simple document that describes the parties,
the property,
and the purchase price (known as
"consideration").
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Wisconsin non-compete agreement allows an employer to impose restrictions on an employee so that if they leave the job,
they do not pose as a potential competitor.
The time period and territory must be specified and are required to be
"reasonable.
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Wisconsin last will and testament is a legal document in which an individual states their final wishes regarding the distribution of their estate upon death.
In a will,
a testator can bequeath real and personal property,
fiduciary assets,
life insurance policies,
and more to designated beneficiaries.
