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The document is an official court order from the State of Wisconsin regarding a stepparent adoption case. It outlines the requirements for a single-interview screening by an agency, sets a date for a hearing, and mandates that the petitioner notify interested parties about the hearing. The document includes spaces for relevant details such as names, dates, and contact information.

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