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The majority of clients we work with in our bankruptcy practice would be considered “consumer” debtors. Credit card debt, home equity loans, car loans, and medical bills often make up the majority of what they owe to creditors.

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.  

When a homeowner files for bankruptcy there is most likely a lender on the home involved.  Once the discharge of the debts is entered by the Bankruptcy Court then borrower is no longer personally liable for the debt.  But, if the borrower wants to ke

If you file personal bankruptcy, it can take a significant toll on any business ownership in your name, depending on how the business was legally organized and the type of bankruptcy petition filed with the court.

If you file personal bankruptcy, it can take a significant toll on any business ownership in your name, depending on how the business was legally organized and the type of bankruptcy petition filed with the court.

It is incredible to think that one in three of all Americans are faced with debt that is currently in collection.  According to a study by the Urban Institute:

The word “bankruptcy” often strikes dread in the hearts of creditors.  To some, when they hear that someone who owes them money has filed bankruptcy, they envision writing off the debt and never receiving a cent.  However, all is not necessarily lost

A consumer facing a insurmountable financial burden many times pursue either a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.