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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 815 — Executions

815.205 Certain property of spouse exempt from execution.

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815.205 Certain property of spouse exempt from execution.
(1)Property described in s. 806.15
(4)(intro.) is exempt from execution on a judgment lien that attaches to that property under s. 806.15
(b)if the property is not available under s. 766.55 to satisfy the obligation for which the judgment was rendered.
(a)If execution is issued in connection with the enforcement of a judgment lien on property that is exempt under sub.
(1)from execution on the judgment lien, a person with an ownership interest in the property other than the judgment debtor may, at any time before the sale of the property, notify the officer making the levy that the property is exempt from execution. The person making the notification of the exemption shall provide the officer with a description of the property.
(b)If notification is made under par.
(a), sale of the property is stayed if, within 5 days after the notification, demand on the owner of the judgment is made by a person with an ownership interest in the property other than the judgment debtor for a recordable release of the property from the judgment. If within 5 days after the demand the owner of the judgment fails to execute the recordable release, the stay on the sale of the property continues if a person with an ownership interest in the property other than the judgment debtor commences an action under s. 806.04 for declaratory relief within 15 days after the demand was made. The stay on the sale of the property continues until the court determines whether the property is exempt under sub.
(1). If no action under s. 806.04 is commenced within the required period, the stay lapses on the expiration of the required period.
(c)If the sale of property is stayed under this subsection, no additional stay on the sale of that property is available under this subsection, regardless of whether the additional stay is sought by the person who initially gave notice under par.
(a)or by any other person with an ownership interest in the property.
815.205 Note NOTE: 1991 Wis. Act 301 contains extensive legislative council notes.
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