Green Bay Bankruptcy Attorneys

We are a Debt Relief Agency under the United States Bankruptcy Code. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

Proudly representing individuals and companies seeking financial protection for 25 years.
Olson, Kulkoski, Galloway & Vesely, S.C. helps people and businesses who face financial difficulties and the prospect of insolvency.

Our bankruptcy lawyers represent clients seeking relief from debt by filing bankruptcy and those who are threatened with involuntary bankruptcy by the actions of creditors. We advise our clients as to their options so they can decide if filing bankruptcy is right for them. Whatever your situation, we can help you face the future so you can enjoy a new financial life.

Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy under Chapter 7
For those who wish to eliminate their debt entirely and make a fresh start, filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 may be the best solution. Chapter 7 protects certain assets such as your home and automobile.

The laws governing bankruptcy change in October 2005. After that time debtors will face greater obstacles in seeking to clear debt by filing under Chapter 7. Call us at 920-437-5405 or contact us online for a consultation regarding the effect of these changes on your situation.

Individuals Filing Under Chapter 13
Do you face financial pressure but still want to hold on to what you have worked for? We can help you file for bankruptcy under Chapter 13. Under this provision, the debtor agrees to a payment plan in exchange for reduced debts. Your home, vehicle, and other assets are protected. Home foreclosures and car repossessions can be stopped by filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Businesses Filing Bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 11
Filing for bankruptcy does not always mean losing control of the business. We can often develop a plan that enables a business owner to continue ownership while the business’ finances are reorganized. We are experienced at negotiating with creditors, to reduce amounts of debts owed and extend payment periods. In these cases we seek to obtain the best results possible for our client, by working to retain as many assets as possible. In many instances, it may be possible to reorganize a business’s financial affairs without filing bankruptcy.

Farmers Filing under Chapter 12
A family farmer with a regular income may be eligible to file bankruptcy under Chapter 12. The farmer retains control of assets, by agreeing to a court-approved re-payment plan. Our lawyers can advise on debt consolidation and asset protection strategies.