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A piece in the Washington Times notes that when Congress overhauled the bankruptcy code in 2005 (revisions that changed the bankruptcy laws in Wisconsin and

Bankruptcy protection cuts across all walks of life and income brackets. A previous blog posting summarized Oscar winner Nicolas Cage's vast financial problems. Another case

A lot of people out there are looking for work, and perhaps having an individual bankruptcy in Wisconsin on their credit report may not seem

Each and every bankruptcy filing must by law contain a complete inventory of debts and creditors. It is against the law to conceal any financial

As we put 2009 in the rear-view mirror, final numbers show that bankruptcies filed in Wisconsin (both the Eastern District and Western District U.S. bankruptcy

An unresolved personal injury claim can pose a potential snag when a consumer considers an individual bankruptcy in Wisconsin. Typically, this may involve a situation

In a previous blog entry, I mentioned that a bankruptcy filing in U.S. bankruptcy court must contain a complete inventory of assets, income, and debts.

This blog often addresses the careful decision making that may or may not lead a debtor to an individual bankruptcy in Wisconsin. But in certain

Have you reached the point of no return when it comes to financial difficulties? Making the decision to file for an individual bankruptcy in Wisconsin

For consumers seeking debt relief in Wisconsin, Green Bay's WFRV-TV and WFRV.com warns state residents about doing business with fly-by-night debt consolidation companies, many of

A story in the Green Bay Gazette reaffirms that there is life after an individual bankruptcy in Wisconsin. Robert Jahnke filed bankruptcy in the 90s

In a late January blog posing, we noted that more than 1,000 GM dealerships intended to take post-bankruptcy General Motors to arbitration over the reorganized