Appleton Bankruptcy Blog

Are you dealing with more debt that you can handle and thinking about bankruptcy but are worried about losing all of your assets? Learn how assets are protected in a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Wisconsin.

Thinking of filing for bankruptcy? Find out the top five reasons to file bankruptcy. No one wants to file bankruptcy, but sometimes it is the best option to get the fresh start you need.

You are in debt, more than you are able to repay and you are looking at filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, but you don’t want to lose your house or car in the bankruptcy. Find out if a reaffirmation agreement is a good option for you to keep your home or car in the bankruptcy.

Learn what you need to know about a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy hearing. Filing for bankruptcy helps eliminate the stress of overwhelming debt, but sometimes the thought of the bankruptcy hearing itself can be stressful.

Find out how to stop a wage garnishment! Have you been sued and are now facing a wage garnishment? Discover if your wages are exempt from being garnished and, if not, how a wage garnishment will affect you.

Are you facing a home mortgage foreclosure and don't know what to do to save your house? Find out how a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can save your home from foreclosure or a vehicle from being repossessed and the many other benefits to help you get out of debt.

Learn what a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can do for you! Most people are not aware of all the benefits of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. You can save your home from foreclosure, get caught up on tax debt or get rid of your second mortgage.

Are you struggling financially and thinking of filing bankruptcy? Learn the importance of having an experienced bankruptcy attorney on your side and find out what could happen if you don’t use an attorney.

Learn more about Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Find out what debts can be discharge in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and what the process for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy looks like.

Learn how to remove errors on your credit report. Errors on your credit report are more common than you think. Not fixing the errors will hurt your credit score.