Wisconsin Disclosure of Compensation of Attorney For Debtor is a document that provides information about a debtor's attorney's fees, costs, and expenses related to a bankruptcy case. It is a required document for all bankruptcy filings in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Disclosure of Compensation of Attorney For Debtor is divided into two types: (1) the First Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs and (2) the Final Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs. The First Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs is a form that must be filed with the court before a bankruptcy filing is complete. This disclosure provides information about the attorney's fees and costs that the debtor has agreed to pay the attorney. It also includes information about any additional fees or costs that may be incurred during the bankruptcy process. The Final Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs is a form that must be filed with the court after the bankruptcy case is concluded. This disclosure provides information about the total fees and costs that were actually paid to the attorney. It also includes information about any refunds or reimbursements that the debtor may have received from the attorney. Both the First Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs and the Final Disclosure of Attorney Fees and Costs must be signed and filed with the court before the case can be considered complete.