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The role of a case trustee in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing

On behalf of Helbing Law Office, LLC | Jan 30, 2015 | Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Firm News

When debt becomes so overwhelming that Wisconsin residents consider filing for bankruptcy, they usually want to know whether the process is right for them. One detail that debtors should understand is the role of a case trustee in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing. A U.S....

Protecting assets and preventing repossession in Wisconsin

On behalf of Helbing Law Office, LLC | Jan 24, 2015 | Firm News, Property and Asset Forfeiture

Residents of Outagamie County love their families and want to provide the best for them. They work hard to buy a home, car and other material possessions so that they and their families can lead comfortable lives. Several of them also use credit facilities, and pay in...

Help for Wisconsin debtors choosing a credit counseling agency

On behalf of Helbing Law Office, LLC | Jan 16, 2015 | Bankruptcy, Firm News

When a Wisconsin resident is deep in debt, he or she is often desperate to seek relief. While filing for bankruptcy is a fairly common option, not many people know that a number of alternatives are available. In these debt situations, often the first step is to...

Many retired Americans face harassment by debt collectors

On behalf of Helbing Law Office, LLC | Jan 9, 2015 | Debt Relief, Firm News

For many people across the country, including some in Wisconsin, debt is a serious matter. Accumulated debt from credit cards, medical bills, student loans and home mortgages can make it hard for people to stay afloat financially. For many people, there is at least...

What are Chapter 13 discharge and Chapter 13 hardship discharge?

On behalf of Helbing Law Office, LLC | Jan 2, 2015 | Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Firm News

After an Appleton, Wisconsin, resident files for bankruptcy under Chapter 13, that person may obtain a discharge for the bankruptcy court before moving ahead with a clean slate. Therefore, understanding how the Chapter 13 discharge process works is very important....

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