Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Legislature, led by Republican Governor Scott Walker, will convene its session on January 17, 2012 in Madison, Wisconsin. Wisconsin government is controlled by the Republican Party, 69-39 in the Assembly and 16-17 in the Senate. Assembly leadership for 2012 includes Jeff Fitzgerald as Speaker, Bill Kramer as Speaker Pro Tem, and Scott Suder as Majority Leader. Minority Leader in the Assembly will be Peter Barca.

In the Senate, Michael Ellis will be President, with Scott Fitzgerald Majority Leader. For the Democrats, Mark Miller is the Minority Leader.

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December 08,2011

Non-Judicial Foreclosure for Timeshares Enacted in Wisconsin

Yesterday Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed into law SB 241 which permits non-judicial foreclosures for timeshare mortgages and association assessment liens.

October 28,2011

Senate Chamber Passes Wisconsin Non-Judicial Foreclosure Bill

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 328, legislation to allow non-judicial foreclosure for timeshare mortgages and association assessment liens, was passed unanimously by the Senate Chamber yesterday. AB 328 will be heard on the Assembly floor for its final vote next Tuesday, November 1.

October 19,2011

Non-Judicial Foreclosure Assembly Bill is Heard in Committees

Legislation to allow non-judicial foreclosure for timeshare mortgages and association assessment liens in Wisconsin Assembly Bill 328 has been introduced in both the Assembly and Senate and was heard today in the both Chambers.

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November 02,2011

Wisconsin Non-Judicial Foreclosure Bill Passed in Both Chambers

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 328, legislation to allow non-judicial foreclosure for timeshare mortgages and association assessment liens, was passed by both the Senate and Assembly Chambers as of yesterday. AB 328 will now be presented to the Governor's office for final approval.

March 03,2010

Correction Enacted on 2007 Wisconsin Timeshare License Law

Act 18 (2007 Senate Bill 11) became law in July 2007 and affected provisions related to timeshare licenses in Chapter 707. The Act repealed a 22-year old prohibition on the development of right-to-use timeshare

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