Wisconsin Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney

Guiding You Through Every Step of the Bankruptcy Process

When debt hovers over you like a dark cloud, casting its shadow on every aspect of your life, bankruptcy may be the most effective solution. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a type of federal debt relief for those with a steady income who want to reorganize, minimize, and repay debt without turning their lives upside down.

When you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you will be able to keep your home, your car, and most assets—and you won’t have to worry about creditors taking legal action against you. For many, Chapter 13 is the single best way to get out of a tight financial spot.

As one of Wisconsin’s most trusted bankruptcy firms, Watton Law Group will guide you through every step of the bankruptcy process. For more than 25 years, we have assisted thousands of clients in filing for bankruptcy, making the most of their Chapter 13 plans. Now, we want to help you. Put our experienced Wisconsin Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorneys in your corner. We won’t rest in our efforts to help you regain financial freedom.

Learn more about Chapter 13 and how it may benefit you—call (414) 409-5422 to schedule a FREE consultation with a Wisconsin attorney.

Filing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Wisconsin

Chapter 13 offers those struggling with debt the chance to keep their properties and assets, such as their home and car. It is a powerful and highly effective way to get a fresh start and take back control of your finances.

While your debts will not be immediately wiped out, you will end up paying less than what you owe on them. This is because your debts will be consolidated into a three- to five-year repayment plan that you can afford. During this time, creditors and debt collectors will be barred from contacting you. Once you complete this repayment plan, a judge will wipe out your other debts.

How Long Does It Take to Pay Off Chapter 13?

Much like calculating an average monthly payment, the length of your repayment plan will depend on your personal circumstances and what you can afford. As mentioned, repayment plans generally stretch across a period of three to five years.

Watton Law Group’s Wisconsin attorneys can help you determine the length of your repayment plan and the cost of your payments with our free repayment plan estimate. For help navigating the Wisconsin bankruptcy process.