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Renting a House or Apartment after Your Bankruptcy Case
Housing is important to all of us, whether we have gone through a bankruptcy or not. People often have concerns about being able to obtain housing after a bankruptcy. I have been practicing for over forty years and have represented thousands of people in bankruptcy...
Lessons Learned from the Pandemic
Last week, Attorney Krekeler gave a presentation along with Lori Kannenberg Dorn of Stafford Rosenbaum LLP, Jeff Krause of Affinity Consulting Group, and Gia Pionek of Pionek Valle Law Group about Lessons Learned from the Pandemic. Here's his recap of it: "For...
Frequently Asked Questions: Are My Financial Problems Serious Enough That I Should Consider Filing Bankruptcy?
Q. Are My Financial Problems Serious Enough That I Should Consider Filing Bankruptcy? A. Possibly. Take this Yes or No quiz to find out. • Do you make just the minimum payments on your credit cards? • Are creditors or collection agencies calling you because you owe...
Frequently Asked Questions: What Are Common Reasons People File Bankruptcy?
Q. What Are Common Reasons People File Bankruptcy? A. There are many reasons why someone would file bankruptcy. The most obvious is to eliminate debt. Additional reasons include: • To stop harassing, threatening, or annoying phone calls • To stop wages from being...
Frequently Asked Questions: Is Bankruptcy Right For Me?
Q. Is Bankruptcy Right For Me? A. Possibly. When choosing bankruptcy, there are many sub-options. A lawyer who is familiar with practicing all forms of bankruptcy can help you make the best choice about which option you should choose. For more on this subject and many...
Did you know… We have offices throughout the state. Meet Christine Wolk, who works out of our Oshkosh office.
Attorney Christine Wolk joined our firm recently, bringing over twenty-five years of experience in bankruptcy law. Chris has been acknowledged as a leader by her peers. A past chair of the Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Creditor Rights (BICR) Section of the State Bar of...
Sub V Works!
Congress does not get very much right, but its enactment of the Small Business Reorganization Act (SBRA) is one success it can take credit for. We have written before about how and why we perceive Subchapter V of Chapter 11 to be a boon for business. See our January...
What Will Happen to My Real Estate Taxes if I File Bankruptcy?
If you want to keep the property, you will ultimately have to pay the real estate taxes. Unpaid real estate taxes in Wisconsin become a first and paramount lien upon the property of which those taxes are assessed. If not paid, the County will ultimately take the...
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