For those in Wisconsin overwhelmed with debt, filing for bankruptcy provides for a fresh start. Bankruptcy discharges most types of debt, but it is important to understand what debts do not qualify for discharge.
Wisconsin is a no-fault divorce state which means that only one spouse needs to file divorce stating that he or she believes that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
In the state of Wisconsin, marital property is the term used during divorce proceedings to describe property that was acquired after the marriage took place and is shared by both parties.
Filing for Bankruptcy is an unknown process that can be slightly scary and difficult to go through. Understanding the steps in Bankruptcy can alleviate stress.
As a Veteran, you can apply for VA benefits through the Veterans Administration. The VA will determine if your disabling condition was incurred or aggravated during active military service.
The most effective way to stop a wage garnishment is to file bankruptcy. Upon filing the creditor must halt garnishment pursuant to the automatic stay. Both a Chapter 7 and a Chapter 13 will stop a wage garnishment.
A common question almost every client asks is if they can get a new car after filing for bankruptcy. We have good news for you, yes you can!
A common question almost every client asks is if they can get a new car after filing for bankruptcy. We have good news for you, yes you can!
If you want to plan for the future and manage the present, you should create your personalized social security account.
While the Bankruptcy will wipe out any monetary obligation relating to the debt the bankruptcy will not “satisfy the judgment” on court records. Below are the steps you need to take to satisfy your judgment.
Contrary to popular belief (or from what anyone told you) your credit score will heal faster than you think. Now you have no debt. You are essentially debt free!
The process to get to a hearing has been long, frustrating, and full of denials. Do not worry! Below is a list of helpful tips we’ve found helpful for our clients.
Nearly all unsecured debts can be put into a Chapter 128 repayment plan. A Chapter 128 repayment plan will stop interest and puts you in control of how much you pay each month.