DOC 328.08(1)(1) Acceptance and disbursement of payment. The department may at any time accept a payment from or on behalf of an offender, which is made pursuant to state statute or court order. The department shall transmit the payment to the department cashier for deposit in the offender’s account. The cashier shall disburse funds from the account in accordance with the court order or state statute.

DOC 328.08(2)(a)(a) For offenders who have not paid court ordered obligations, the department will provide notification to the sentencing court, district attorney, and victim at least 90 days prior to discharge.

DOC 328.08(2)(b)(b) If the department determines that the offender has made a good faith effort to pay ordered obligations, the department shall recommend the court order the restitution due be entered as a civil judgment in favor of the victims.

DOC 328.08(2)(c)(c) When the department determines that an offender who is on probation has not made a good faith effort to pay the ordered obligations, the department may recommend that the court extend the term of probation and modify any condition or recommend that the court enter a civil judgment in favor of the victims. The department shall inform the offender of his or her rights to a hearing and waiver under s. DOC 328.09 (2) and (3).

DOC 328.09(1)(1) Department recommendation. The department may recommend that a court extend the probation period under s. 973.09 (3) (a), Stats.

DOC 328.09(2)(2) Hearing. If the department recommends extension of an offender’s probation, the department shall notify the offender of the recommendation and the right to a court hearing.

DOC 328.09(3)(3) Waiver. An offender may knowingly and voluntarily waive the hearing in writing. The waiver shall state that:

DOC 328.09(3)(a)(a) The offender has read the notice, or has had it communicated to him or her, and understands the notice under this section.

DOC 328.09(3)(b)(b) The offender acknowledges that there is good cause for the extension.

DOC 328.09(3)(c)(c) The offender consents to an extension of the supervision for the specific period of time stated in the notice.

DOC 328.09(3)(d)(d) The offender was notified of the right to consult with an attorney before signing the waiver.

DOC 328.10(1)(1) Disclosure of financial information. An agent may require the offender to disclose all financial information, including tax returns, financial institution account statements, and wage information, to assist in the management of the offender’s financial resources.

DOC 328.10(2)(2) Monitoring of offender financial obligations. Receipting, remitting, and auditing of offender financial obligations shall be done in a manner consistent with department policies.

DOC 328.10(3)(3) Voluntary wage assignment. An agent may initiate a voluntary wage assignment against an offender’s wages in order to assure collection of court ordered financial obligations and other fees. If married, the offender’s spouse must also consent to the wage assignment.

DOC 328.10(5)(5) Offender property. Agents shall not receive or store any property for an offender except as provided under s. DOC 328.23.

DOC 328.10(6)(a)(a) An agent may assist in the management and disbursement of the financial resources of an offender if one of the following factors applies:

DOC 328.10(6)(a)2.2. The agent believes that management is necessary to control the offender’s funds.

DOC 328.10(6)(a)3.3. The agent believes that management is necessary to ensure compliance with the offender’s existing restitution orders, and other financial obligations, including payment of supervision or monitoring fees under ss. DOC 328.07, 332.18, 332.19, and 332.20.

DOC 328.10(6)(b)(b) When an agent manages funds under this section, the agent shall document all actions under this section as required by the department, including the reason the offender’s money is being managed.

DOC 328.10(6)(c)(c) Management of the funds may be done only through a bank account in the offender’s name. All financial resources of an offender managed by an agent shall be deposited directly into the offender’s account upon receipt.