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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 863 — Closing estates

863.25 Petition for final judgment.

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863.25 Petition for final judgment. Except where final settlement is by sworn statement under s. 865.16 , after the payment of the allowances, debts, taxes, funeral expenses and expenses of administration and when, if necessary, a fund has been withheld from distribution for the payment of contingent claims, for meeting possible tax liability or for any other reasonable purpose, the personal representative shall, if the estate is in a condition to be closed, file the final account and at the same time petition the court for hearing on the final account and for final judgment assigning the estate to the persons entitled to the same.
Notice of hearing shall be given under s. 879.03 . If the petition requests the construction of a will, the notice shall comply with the requirements under s. 863.21 .
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