You may have struggled for a long time before deciding to file a Twin Lakes bankruptcy. A bankruptcy discharge was your life preserver, saving you from drowning in debt. If you are currently buried in debt and being harassed by bill collectors, filing a Twin Lakes bankruptcy can be your answer to financial freedom. Once your Twin Lakes bankruptcy is discharged, it you will need to rebuild your credit. Below we have provided five ways you can stay on track after a Twin Lakes bankruptcy discharge. [read more]

Have you fallen into the “he said”, “she said” Kenosha bankruptcy rumor hole? There is a lot of information about bankruptcy out there; however, you should only believe what you hear directly from a Kenosha bankruptcy attorney. The purpose of this post is to put those bankruptcy lies to rest. Below, we have listed what we feel are the top three Kenosha bankruptcy lies. [read more]

Filing for an Elkhorn bankruptcy can be a tedious task. Although you can file for bankruptcy yourself, it may not be best to go it alone. The following are ten reasons why it is best to hire an Elkhorn bankruptcy lawyer to handle your bankruptcy case. [read more]

With all the bankruptcy firms available in the Kenosha, Wisconsin area, how do you know which bankruptcy firm is the best one for you? You do not want to regret hiring the wrong Kenosha bankruptcy attorney. The wrong Kenosha bankruptcy attorney could cost you the bankruptcy approval you desperately need from the bankruptcy trustee. You need to do your homework before signing any dotted lines. [read more]

There are many myths surrounding life after bankruptcy. The fact is, you can rebuild your credit and your life after bankruptcy. Our Kenosha bankruptcy attorney separates fact from fiction in this post. [read more]

When you file a Kenosha bankruptcy, whether it be a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13, you must attend a meeting of creditors. During the meeting of creditors, the bankruptcy trustee will verify the information in your bankruptcy petition. At the meeting, you will be placed under oath and you must answer questions in regard to the accuracy of information in your bankruptcy paperwork. [read more]

It’s no secret that medical bills are often the cause of a Southeastern Wisconsin bankruptcy. Many Southeastern Wisconsin residents find themselves under a pile of bills after a major illness or injury. Even if you have health insurance, health insurance rarely covers 100% of medical bills. Copayments, non-covered services, and out of pocket expenses add up fast. [read more]

If you are planning to file bankruptcy and have inherited an IRA account from your parents, our Southeastern Wisconsin bankruptcy attorney wants you to be aware that your inherited IRA is not safe from creditors. A unanimous decision from the U.S. Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that inherited IRA accounts are not protected from creditors in bankruptcy proceedings. [read more]

Our Delavan bankruptcy lawyer knows that filing for bankruptcy is a difficult decision. There are so many questions you may need answered before you decide that filing a Delavan bankruptcy is the right thing to do for your current situation. If you are married, one of those questions may be whether to file bankruptcy jointly or if only one spouse can and should file bankruptcy. Our Delavan bankruptcy lawyer provides the answer to this question below: [read more]