Datos clave
| Indicador | Cifra |
|---|---|
| Monto a partir del cual es delito grave[1] | $2,500Año 2026 |
| Plazo del aviso[2] | 20 díasAño 2026 |
- Daños civilesA civil claim can recover the check's face value, actual damages, and exemplary damages of up to 3 times that combined total, though exemplary damages plus attorney's fees together are capped at 500 dollars per violation.[2]
- Pena por delito menorIssuing a worthless check of 2,500 dollars or less is a Class A misdemeanor; a single check over that amount, or checks totaling more than 2,500 dollars issued within 90 days, is a Class I felony.[1]
- Ley citadaWis. Stat. Section 943.24[1]
- Multiplicador de los daños civilesExemplary damages of up to 3 times the combined face value and actual damages are available with no additional proof, but exemplary damages and attorney's fees together cannot exceed 500 dollars for each violation.[2]
Reglas de préstamos en Wisconsin: Leyes de préstamos en Wisconsin.
Fuentes
- Wisconsin State Legislature. Wis. Stat. Section 943.24. Issue of worthless check.
- Wisconsin State Legislature. Wis. Stat. Section 943.245. Worthless checks; civil liability.