The Wisconsin Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships) is a document filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wisconsin when a corporation or partnership files for Chapter 12 bankruptcy protection. This notice is a public record and informs creditors that the company has filed for bankruptcy. It outlines the company’s financial information, including asset and liability information, and provides information on the company’s proposed repayment plan. The notice also provides information on who will handle the bankruptcy case, the amount of creditors’ claims, the name of the bankruptcy trustee, and the address of the debtor. There are two types of Wisconsin Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships): the first is the Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case and Meeting of Creditors, and the second is the Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case and Notice of Final Cure. The Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case and Meeting of Creditors informs creditors of the bankruptcy filing and the meeting of creditors, which creditors must attend in order to receive information about the debtor’s proposed repayment plan. The Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case and Notice of Final Cure notifies creditors that the debtor has successfully completed its repayment plan and that the bankruptcy case has been closed.