About Zachary Kluck

Zachary J. Kluck grew up in the small farming community of Rosholt, Wisconsin, which is near Stevens Point. Zachary did his undergraduate work at Marquette University where he was an integral member of the Marquette Band, serving as President, Vice-President, and Small Ensembles Director. After graduating from Marquette in 2004, he worked for a personal injury firm in Milwaukee for two years.
Soon he decided that he wanted to pursue his interest in the law and was accepted to the University of Dayton School of Law (UDSL) in Ohio, a law school renowned for its Legal Profession courses involving legal research and writing. While at UDSL, Zachary served as a member of the student-operated Honor Council and was involved in various volunteer programs, including the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program through the Internal Revenue Service, which resulted in a Pro Bono Commitment Community Award. He was also a member of a civil trial practice team, was a law clerk in Milwaukee, and held his intern license, enabling him to represent indigent clients in county court.

After graduating from UDSL in 2009 with a JD, Zachary came back to his roots in Wisconsin and passed the Wisconsin bar exam. He spent a year in Tomah, after which he jointed DeVos & Zerbst in September 2010 and moved to the Madison area. In March of 2015 he and Attorney Jessica Zerbst, who passed away in December of 2017, started Zerbst & Kluck, S.C.

Attorney Kluck has been practicing bankruptcy, debt collection, and consumer rights for 10+ years. Debt is hard on individuals. The strain and pressure of debt creates a huge weight on a person’s shoulders and can negatively impact many aspects of daily life. Our services offer a chance to relieve that pressure. Many of our clients state that the hardest part of the process was the decision to retain an attorney. Once that was decided, they felt the pressure being lifted. Attorney Kluck has helped clients through every step of the process and explained the bankruptcy so that they can get the fresh start they need.