In Wisconsin there are rules set aside for when you can refile for bankruptcy. These rules can differ from what form of bankruptcy you want to try and refile for. But before you can refile or even file for bankruptcy for the first time you’ll have to take the Chapter 7 bankruptcy Test. Throughout this…
Have you recently had a death in the family? Did they have a will? Are you wondering what the next steps should be? Dealing with the loss of a family member can be very difficult. That’s why our team at Kingstad Law, LLC is here to help you and your family. When someone passes away…
We currently are living in a unique time of instability and not knowing what the future holds. With the tensions in Europe rising everyday, recovering of COVID-19 pandemic, and the stock market not being stable. There are rises in foreclosures for the first half of 2022 within the United States. The percentage of foreclosures is…
Having to deal with the possibility of going through foreclosure can be a difficult pill to swallow. Especially when we’re still recovering from the pandemic, the rise of inflation, and the possibility of a recession on the horizon. Fortune has just stated that there has been two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth within the…
With the housing market all over the place and the rise of interest rates we are going to examine the different types of foreclosures. Along with taking a look at common defenses for foreclosure within the state of Wisconsin. Starting out there are three types of foreclosures that can be used at any time. The…
Bankruptcy is something we all have heard about and roughly understand, it is where a person or organization can not pay their outstanding debts. But what is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? That’s why we’re here to help you understand what separates the two from each other. Chapter 7 bankruptcy in…
It’s easy to fear that a foreclosure will happen so fast that you won’t have time to deal with it. For the most part, the law moves slowly. This may seem awful when you are awaiting something like a settlement, but when you are awaiting foreclosure, you’ll be glad that it does move so slow….
There are different stages to foreclosure, and the laws in each state vary depending on how they handle those stages. One of those stages is known as the redemption period. What is the redemption period in a Wisconsin foreclosure? Kingstad Law is here to help guide you through that. Does Wisconsin Allow You to Redeem…
It’s unfortunate that you need a lawyer at all to fight a foreclosure in Wisconsin. Technically, you can go it alone, but there is so much at risk and Wisconsin is a judicial foreclosure state which means your case will get heard in front of a judge. The other reason you may want a lawyer…
Foreclosures are a little complicated. What doesn’t help matters is that the process is filled with complex terms like breach notice, REO, judicial foreclosure, and even deficiency judgment. What is a deficiency judgment in Wisconsin? Though not entirely unique, Wisconsin is one of the states where lenders can demand a deficiency judgment. Kingstad Law will…
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