A Wisconsin Order of Satisfaction Due to Bankruptcy is a document issued by the court to indicate that a debtor has satisfied all obligations under a bankruptcy case. This includes the repayment of all creditors, the payment of any applicable fees, and the discharge of any remaining debt. The Wisconsin Order of Satisfaction Due to Bankruptcy can be issued in two different forms: a Chapter 7 Order of Satisfaction or a Chapter 13 Order of Satisfaction. The Chapter 7 Order of Satisfaction is issued when the debtor completes all obligations under a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, while the Chapter 13 Order of Satisfaction is issued when the debtor completes all obligations under a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. The Wisconsin Order of Satisfaction Due to Bankruptcy is an important document as it serves as evidence that the debtor has fulfilled their commitment to the court and their creditors.