Satisfy Your Wisconsin Judgments

If you filed bankruptcy, your debts were discharged, meaning that you are no longer responsible for repayment of debts. However, the circuit court record may still indicate your judgments remain unsatisfied. Using our service, a Wisconsin circuit court will change your record to reflect the satisfaction of your judgment(s) due to discharge in bankruptcy.

A record of unsatisfied judgments affects your ability to obtain credit, qualification for rental housing, or your ability to purchase a home. Your credit score will also be damaged.

Even though you are not legally responsible to pay a judgment that was discharged in your bankruptcy case, unsatisfied judgments may still appear on the Wisconsin Circuit Court Record.  Contact Attorney Robert Flessas at (262) 821-5533 to have your judgment(s) Satisfied Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy.

We serve clients in the entire State of Wisconsin.

How to Get Started

Note: You must have Wisconsin unsatisfied judgments. Follow the steps below to determine if you have unsatisfied judgments.

  1. Search your name on the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access website (CCAP).
  2. Print each case with an unsatisfied judgment, showing the County, Case Number and Creditor.
  3. Obtain your bankruptcy information: Bankruptcy Court District and Case Number. If you can’t find this information, we can obtain it for you.
  4. Contact us for a quote to Satisfy your judgments.

We communicate with you electronically and on the phone. You will never have to come to our office. After receiving your quote for satisfaction of your judgment(s), you can pay the fee using our secured payment portal.

Contact Attorney Robert Flessas with questions. (262) 821-5533.