Doing What Others Say is Impossible
The attorneys of Krekeler Strother, S.C. in Madison, Wisconsin, are forward-thinking, results-oriented legal professionals. We care about our clients and are passionate about getting results. We tackle cases that others have labeled "impossible," with a belief that we can, and will, find a solution.
Our attorneys work on a broad range of bankruptcy and bankruptcy-related issues for clients throughout Wisconsin. Our areas of practice include:
- Business bankruptcy: We help businesses in financial hardship pursue Chapter 11, Chapter 13, and non-bankruptcy debt relief options.
- Personal bankruptcy: We help individuals who face foreclosure, garnishment, property repossession, eviction or who are simply overwhelmed by debt, explore options including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
- Alternatives to bankruptcy: We develop creative, non-bankruptcy debt relief solutions.
- Debtor and creditor rights: We defend debtors against garnishments and repossessions, evictions, and various forms of harassment. We also help commercial creditors with collections issues.
- Employment law: We represent employees in employment-related matters, including workers' compensation, wrongful termination, unemployment compensation and discrimination in the workplace.
- Consumer law: We represent the rights of Wisconsin consumers in unfair debt collection actions, warranty claims, false advertising cases and other unfair trade or consumer protection issues.
- General business litigation: Even if your legal situation doesn't fit squarely into the foregoing categories, our experienced lawyers may be able to help you prosecute or defend your lawsuit regarding a variety of legal issues.
Our Clients Value Results. We Deliver.
Our determination and fresh ideas yield results. Trust your case to the bankruptcy lawyers and consumer protection attorneys who specialize in finding innovative solutions where others have failed. Contact us to find out how we can help you.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
