Best Family Law Attorneys in Green Bay, WI

Some people are afraid to file bankruptcy because they heard that the paperwork that needs to be filed is difficult and the process is overwhelming. We will take care of all of the paperwork for you and make it as easy as possible to file bankruptcy. We will guide you every step of the way. If you retain us to help you, we will let you know specifically what information and documents you need to provide. We will then prepare all of your bankruptcy paperwork and file it for you with the bankruptcy court. You will then attend a brief telephone hearing where a bankruptcy trustee asks you about your paperwork with one of our lawyers right there with you. After that, your debts will be gone!

Financial difficulties can arise that can cause homeowners to fall behind on their house payments. If too many house payments are missed, the mortgage lender may start foreclosure proceedings in court. Worrying about where you and your family are going to live if the bank takes your home is extremely stressful. If you are behind on payments and receive notice from your mortgage lender that they are going to foreclose on your home, we can help you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop the foreclosure and keep your home. Through a Chapter 13 repayment bankruptcy, you can start making your regular monthly mortgage payments again, and all of the missed payments will be combined to be paid back to the lender in equal small monthly installments over the next 3-5 years.

Bankruptcy is a federal legal process and can be filed anywhere in Wisconsin. We can help you file wherever you may live. We have helped hundreds of individuals and families file Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies in Green Bay and other communities throughout northeast Wisconsin. Our bankruptcy filings have included: Oconto bankruptcy Marinette bankruptcy Crivitz bankruptcy Manitowoc bankruptcy Shawano bankruptcy Manitowoc bankruptcy Appleton bankruptcy Oshkosh bankruptcy Kewaunee bankruptcy Algoma bankruptcy Sturgeon Bay bankruptcy

The impact will vary widely depending on the type of will or estate plan you have. We encourage all of our clients to address this issue immediately following (and sometimes during) the divorce process in order to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Not filling out the initial application properly. While this can be completed without the assistance of a lawyer, one may be beneficial in ensuring the application is appropriately completed.