Tailored Bankruptcy Expertise + Solutions
Decades of Trusted Bankruptcy Support in Northeast Wisconsin
Schoenbohm Law was founded by Michael Schoenbohm and operates from Appleton, Wisconsin. As a dedicated bankruptcy attorney, Michael assists individuals and small business owners in navigating the complexities of the Bankruptcy Code.
Specializing in Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcies, Michael skillfully guides clients through the challenging process, vigorously protecting their rights and interests during all bankruptcy proceedings.
Understanding the significance of a fresh start, Michael provides compassionate, personalized support at every step, empowering clients to take control of their financial lives with confidence.
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4650 W. Spencer St. Suite 7 Appleton, WI, 54914
info@schoenbohmlaw.com
Office: (920) 882-7272
About Michael
As a lifelong resident of Appleton, Wisconsin, I founded Schoenbohm Law in 1983 to provide dedicated and personalized bankruptcy assistance to our community. For over four decades, I've focused exclusively on bankruptcy law, helping individuals, families, and small business owners navigate their financial challenges.
Being a solo practitioner allows me to give each client my full attention and expertise. I am deeply committed to understanding your unique situation and guiding you through every step of the process. Your financial well-being is my top priority, and I'm here to help.
Areas of Practice
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy, commonly known as "straight" bankruptcy, allows clients to discharge (eliminate) their unsecured debts such as medical bills, credit card debts, payday loans, and judgments. In a typical Chapter 7 case, our clients keep all their assets, including their homes, vehicles, and retirement accounts. By removing the financial burden of unsecured debts, clients can now provide for their families and afford their home and vehicle loan payments more comfortably.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Chapter 11 bankruptcy provides a protective environment for businesses, shielding them from creditors while allowing them to reorganize and develop a plan to repay debts without disrupting ongoing operations. This option is most suitable for businesses or individuals with substantial assets and debts.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy, known as the "wage earner's plan," is designed for those with a steady income but facing difficulties in meeting debt payments. It is commonly used to halt foreclosures, tax levies, and garnishments. Chapter 13 enables clients to lower their debt payments, catch up on overdue mortgage payments, and eliminate some unsecured debt, all while retaining their assets.
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