Bankruptcy Law Office of Richard A. Check, S.C. is a Wisconsin bankruptcy firm serving individuals and small businesses facing serious financial pressure. Established in 1998, the firm focuses exclusively on bankruptcy and debt relief. Its attorneys help clients address unsecured debt, creditor collection, wage garnishment, foreclosure concerns, repossession risks, and other financial problems. The firm has completed more than 12,000 bankruptcy cases and serves clients through ten offices across Wisconsin.
Bankruptcy Law Office of Richard A. Check, S.C. advises clients on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 may help qualifying individuals eliminate many unsecured obligations, while Chapter 13 can provide a structured repayment plan and help protect important property. The firm also assists small business owners evaluating liquidation, reorganization, and the treatment of personal or business debts. Its attorneys explain filing requirements, available exemptions, court procedures, and the possible consequences of each option.
Bankruptcy Law Office of Richard A. Check, S.C. also evaluates alternatives when a bankruptcy filing may not provide the most suitable solution. Its services include debt negotiation, loan modification, mortgage mediation, and guidance concerning Wisconsin Chapter 128 repayment plans. The firm reviews each client’s income, assets, secured debts, collection activity, and long-term goals before recommending a course of action. This approach helps clients compare available strategies and make informed financial decisions.
Bankruptcy Law Office of Richard A. Check, S.C. emphasizes personalized attention, practical advice, and accessible service throughout the debt relief process. Its attorneys offer consultations at offices in Milwaukee, Racine, Waukesha, Appleton, Green Bay, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Oshkosh, Sheboygan, and West Bend. Video consultations and payment plans provide additional flexibility. Led by Richard A. Check, the firm helps Wisconsin residents and businesses pursue financial stability and relief from creditor pressure.
