Wisconsin Eviction Notice PDF
Wisconsin at a glance: 5-Day Notice (First Offense): With right to cure by paying rent owed · 14-Day Notice (Repeat): Non-curable if late again within 12 months · Court Process: Eviction action
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Eviction Notices in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's eviction process is governed by Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 704. For a tenant's first nonpayment of rent within a 12-month period, landlords must serve a 5-day notice with a right to cure; repeat nonpayment within 12 months may receive a non-curable 14-day notice.
Wisconsin courts require compliance with these statutory notice requirements. Self-help evictions are prohibited, and a landlord must obtain a court judgment before removing a tenant.
Wisconsin Eviction Notice — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Wisconsin Rule |
|---|---|
| 5-Day Notice (First Offense) | With right to cure by paying rent owed |
| 14-Day Notice (Repeat) | Non-curable if late again within 12 months |
| Court Process | Eviction action |
| Month-to-Month Notice | 28 days to terminate |
| Governing Law | Wis. Stat. § 704.17 |
Wisconsin Legal Requirements
- First-time nonpayment within 12 months requires a 5-day notice with a right to cure by paying rent owed.
- A second nonpayment within 12 months may result in a non-curable 14-day notice to vacate.
- Notice must state the amount owed and the applicable deadline.
- Self-help evictions are prohibited without a court order.
Wisconsin Governing Laws
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Wisconsin legal resources or your state legislature's official website.