Wyoming Bankruptcy Blog

Wright Law, LLC’s Wyoming bankruptcy blog covers Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 basics, common questions, timelines, and practical tips to help you understand your options and take the next step with confidence.

Friends, Please Read This: If You’re Struggling With Debt, I’ve Been There — And I’m Here to Help

Friends, Debt & Trust: Work With a Wyoming Bankruptcy Attorney You Know

Rebecca Wright

4 days ago4 min read

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Understanding Bankruptcy vs. Debt Management: Which is Right for You?

Bankruptcy vs. debt management in Wyoming: learn which option can stop creditor lawsuits and garnishments, how credit is affected, and when a debt management plan might still make sense.

Rebecca Wright

Feb 54 min read

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How Long Does It Take to File Bankruptcy?

How long does bankruptcy take? The timeline depends on the chapter you file (Chapter 7 or Chapter 13), the complexity of your finances, and how quickly required documents are gathered. In Wyoming, a straightforward Chapter 7 can be completed in as little as about 4 months from filing to discharge. Chapter 13 takes longer because it involves a court-approved repayment plan lasting 36 to 60 months.

Rebecca Wright

Dec 2, 20256 min read

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How Much Does a Bankruptcy Attorney Cost? Is It Worth It?

In Wyoming, bankruptcy attorney fees commonly run $2,000–$4,000, plus court costs and other fees. A lawyer helps protect assets, prevent mistakes, and reduce stress, often saving more than they cost. If paying feels impossible, ask about options like payment plans, bifurcated representation, or Chapter 13 payment plans. The earlier you speak with an attorney, the more options you have.

Rebecca Wright

Oct 4, 20254 min read

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What Do the New Student Loan Repayment Rules Under the Big, Beautiful Bill Mean for You and your Student Loan Debt?

The latest guidance from the Department of Education explains how the Big, Beautiful Bill changes student loan debt, repayment, new IBR access, RAP rules, and key borrower deadlines.

Rebecca Wright

Sep 4, 20253 min read

Understanding Chapter 13 Bankruptcy – A Path to Stability

What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Who is it for, What debts can be included, and How Does it Work?

Rebecca Wright

Sep 1, 20252 min read

Understanding Chapter 7 Bankruptcy – A Fresh Start

What Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Who qualifies, what debts can be included, and How it Works

Rebecca Wright

Sep 1, 20252 min read

Bankruptcy: Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 vs. Debt Management – Which is Right for You?

Highlights and key differences between Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, and Debt Management to determine which is right for you.

Rebecca Wright

Sep 1, 20252 min read

How Can I Afford Fees for a Bankruptcy Lawyer?

If you’re already having trouble paying your bills, how can you afford legal fees? The truth is, there are practical ways to pay for a bankruptcy attorney—and in many cases, the cost is far less than continuing to struggle with overwhelming debt.

Rebecca Wright

Aug 23, 20252 min read

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