Wisconsin Code § 786.19

Ward’s particular estate, disposition
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Where
the interest of the minor or individual adjudicated incompetent in
real estate consists of an estate for life or for years the court or
presiding judge may, by order, authorize the guardian to join with
the individual holding the reversionary estate in a conveyance of
the property to which such interest attaches, so as to fully convey
the particular estate, on receiving from the proceeds of the sale a
gross sum in satisfaction of such estate or such proceeds or the
proper portion thereof to be invested, and the interest thereon
paid to the individual having the estate until the termination
thereof; in either case the amount to be ascertained as prescribed
in s. 786.18. When the proceeds or a proportionate part of such
proceeds is received by the guardian for investment, the order of
the court or presiding judge must provide for the investment
thereof until termination of the particular estate, and then for the
payment thereof to the individual entitled thereto.

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