Stop Eviction, Foreclosure & Other Legal Actions

In the context of the pandemic, Wisconsin renters and homeowners who met certain criteria were previously protected under state or federal moratoria. That protection ended August 21, 2021. Today, there are limited protections or assistance funds available. People who were behind on payments at the onset of the pandemic may find themselves even further behind on rent or house payments. If the eviction process continues and there is no legal representation in place to prevent foreclosure, then the stage is set for a lawsuit and loss of your home.

To avoid eviction or foreclosure it is very important that tenants and homeowners seek out an attorney who specializes in Wisconsin bankruptcy. Filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy launches an immediate "automatic stay" protection. Depending upon the details and timing of your bankruptcy, this powerful tool can prevent foreclosure and eviction. It also prevents landlords and banks from pursuing the repayment of overdue rent or mortgage payments.

COVID-19 related hardships have impacted some households more than others. For those that have been hardest hit, there is little time to waste. Unless prompt action is taken, these people will face eviction, foreclosure and risk losing everything. For those who qualify, bankruptcy is an excellent solution to an otherwise hopeless situation. Many people who have already filed for bankruptcy in Wisconsin have shared personal stories and testimonials on Google.

The primary focus of Debt Advisors Law Offices is to file bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. To help people determine if filing bankruptcy is the best solution for financial troubles, it is recommended to request a free initial consultation. https://mydebtadvisors.com/fre...