Wisconsin Statutes

§ 857.29 — Personal representative may plat land.

Wisconsin § 857.29

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Ch. 857Powers and duties of personal representatives

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Wis. Stat. § 857.29 (2026).

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857.29  The court may by order authorize the personal representative to plat land which is a part of the estate, either alone or together with other owners of the real estate. The personal representative must comply with the same statutes, ordinances and rules which apply to a person who is platting the person’s own land.

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Legislative History

857.29 History History: 1993 a. 486 .

Nearby Sections

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§ 857.01

Ownership in personal representative; management and control.

§ 857.015

Management and control of certain business property by holding spouse.

§ 857.03

Powers and duties of personal representative; in general.

§ 857.035

Disposition of patient health care records.

§ 857.04

Distribution of marital and other expenses.

§ 857.05

Allowances to personal representative for expenses and services.

§ 857.07

Allowances to personal representative for costs.

§ 857.09

Procedure which may be followed when personal representative fails to perform.

§ 857.10

Failure to comply with certain statutes.

§ 857.11

Ordering personal representative to appear; costs.

§ 857.13

Powers of surviving personal representative.

§ 857.15

When personal representative removed, resigns.

§ 857.17

Validity of acts of personal representative prior to removal.

§ 857.19

When will proved after letters issued.

§ 857.21

Appointment of successor personal representative.

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