Advocating for You When Your Spouse Files Bankruptcy
You are in the process of divorce and your spouse has decided to file bankruptcy without you. What do you do? The legal and practical effect of a so-called “single spouse” filing on the “non-filing spouse” can be devastating. You need smart and aggressive advocacy. That is what we provide at Lanser Law Office in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
If your spouse made a bad or vengeful decision in filing for bankruptcy, you need to get to the facts. We will be at your side throughout the entire process and attempt to minimize the damage done to you. Contact us at 262-522-2280.
We Do Not Sugarcoat the Impact of Your Spouse's Bankruptcy Filing
At Lanser Law Office, we are candid and honest with our clients. We will not sugarcoat the effects that the bankruptcy filing will have on you. A bankruptcy filing by your spouse will likely affect your assets, your liabilities and any divorce that is pending or is contemplated. A bankruptcy trustee will be assigned to your spouse’s bankruptcy case and will likely contact you with regard to the trustee’s rights in marital assets including those marital assets that are in your possession and under your control.
At Your Side and Dedicated to You Moving On
We will help you move on to the next phase of your life as we do with our clients who actually file bankruptcy. You are entitled to our aggressive approach and compassion for your plight. We help all of our clients get through the life-changing decisions related to a bankruptcy filing. Even if they did not make the decision.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer, please contact us.
