Wisconsin Bankruptcy Trustees

You are deciding whether to file bankruptcy and may have heard about working with a bankruptcy trustee in Wisconsin. The primary role of the trustee is to be a “watchdog” for the bankruptcy process. In fact, the Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees helped manage all of the 10,427 bankruptcy filings in Wisconsin for the year ending June 30, 2021.

The trustee’s responsibilities include:

1. Appointing and supervising private trustees.
2. Taking legal action to prevent fraud and abuse.
3. Referring matters for criminal investigation when appropriate.
4. Ensuring bankruptcy process is administered and that fees are appropriate.
5. Reviewing disclosure statements.
6. Advocating matters of bankruptcy code.

We will cover Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees with contact information in Wisconsin as those are the most common for personal bankruptcies. 

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustees Wisconsin

Below are the Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees in Wisconsin broken out by bankruptcy district. You can also find the list here.