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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Late Fee Terms After 1yr Lease Expires
I've been told that my long held beliefs are not true. I've always thought that at the end of a 1 year residential lease, that it automatically becomes a month to month lease with the same terms, such as in late fees. I've been told that I can no longer charge late fees unless there is a new lease agreement.
Is this true? I guess I need to check Wisconsin State law...
Thank you,
Arnie