Wisconsin Chapter 12 Discharge is a type of bankruptcy discharge available to individuals and businesses in the state of Wisconsin. It is designed to provide relief from certain debts for farmers and fishermen who cannot pay their debts as a result of a significant decline in their income. This type of discharge is available to individuals and businesses that are engaged in farming and fishing as their primary occupation. It allows the debtor to repay their debts over a period of time, typically three to five years, while protecting their assets from creditors. There are two types of Wisconsin Chapter 12 Discharge: a full discharge and a partial discharge. A full discharge eliminates all the debtor's debts, while a partial discharge eliminates some, but not all, of the debtor's debts.