Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy is a legal document used to obtain a court order to have any outstanding judgments against an individual or business that were discharged in bankruptcy be removed from the public record. The application is typically used when a debtor has completed the bankruptcy process and wants to have the judgments that were discharged during bankruptcy removed from their credit report and other public records. This document is available in two forms in Wisconsin: the Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy, Form A-260 and the Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy, Form A-261. Form A-260 is used when the debtor has filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, while Form A-261 is used for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Both forms must be completed in full and submitted to the court. The application includes information about the debtor, the bankruptcy case, the judgment(s) discharged, and a request for the court to enter an order of satisfaction of the judgment(s) due to the debtor's discharge in bankruptcy.
Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy is a legal document used to obtain a court order to have any outstanding judgments against an individual or business that were discharged in bankruptcy be removed from the public record. The application is typically used when a debtor has completed the bankruptcy process and wants to have the judgments that were discharged during bankruptcy removed from their credit report and other public records. This document is available in two forms in Wisconsin: the Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy, Form A-260 and the Wisconsin Application for Order of Satisfaction of Judgment(s) Due to Discharge in Bankruptcy, Form A-261. Form A-260 is used when the debtor has filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, while Form A-261 is used for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Both forms must be completed in full and submitted to the court. The application includes information about the debtor, the bankruptcy case, the judgment(s) discharged, and a request for the court to enter an order of satisfaction of the judgment(s) due to the debtor's discharge in bankruptcy.