This is a list of Milwaukee Bankruptcy attorneys and lawyers.

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Questions to Ask a Prospective Wisconsin Bankruptcy Attorney

1. What percentage of the attorney's work relates to consumer bankruptcy?

Typically, you want an attorney who has "in the field" experience and also some experience taking cases to trial.

2. Specifically, what kinds of bankruptcy cases does the Wisconsin bankruptcy attorney handle? These might include:

a. Chapter 7 liquidation cases
b. Chapter 13 reorganization and repayment plans
c. Chapter 12 bankruptcy to help farmers reorganize
d. Chapter 11 bankruptcy to assist businesses
e. Chapter 9 bankruptcy which deals with municipalities and governments.

3. How current is the Wisconsin bankruptcy attorney with applicable case law?

Changes to the law can take place at the federal, state, and local levels. Your lawyer should be familiar with all relevant changes.

4. Will the attorney be your primary lawyer, or will someone else assist you with most or all of your process and procedural concerns?

Make sure you know who will be working on your case so there are no surprises later.

5. Does the attorney belong to any professional memberships, or has he or she won any awards and distinctions in the field?

Inclusion in professional organizations may indicate a passion for the field.

6. Conversely, has the attorney ever been disbarred or faced an ethics complaint?

Contact the State Bar to see if the attorney has ever been disbarred or disciplined. You can also check with the Better Business Bureau to see if an attorney has had any ethics complaints against them.

Once you're ready to search for lawyers in Green Bay, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, and Madison, use directories like www.AttorneyLocate.com to come up with lists of names and contact information.