Bankruptcy rules allow you to protect equity and property. It is important to be honest with your attorney so that we can help you develop a plan that will allow you to keep your belongings.
Yes, filing for bankruptcy can discharge or partially discharge your federal student loan debt. We will work with you to assess your situation and identify the best solution for your needs.
Yes! Bankruptcy is not always the right answer for a person’s financial situation. Debt settlement might be a better choice for you. Schedule a free consultation today and our lawyers can help you determine the best course of action.
Yes, it is required that you complete two sessions during the bankruptcy process – one before and one after the process. Click here to see a list of approved Credit Counselors.
We know receiving a legal document can be scary and confusing. Do not ignore the summons, it will not go away. Our lawyers can help you figure out the next steps after you have been served.
The most important information to bring to our first meeting is a general knowledge of your situation. This includes balances on various loans (i.e., car or home) or how much your property is worth.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a reorganization bankruptcy, which allows those with a regular income to regroup and repay debts. Your situation is unique; it’s important for you to talk to an attorney about what course of action is best for you.
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy, sometimes called a “liquidation” bankruptcy, allows people to walk away from many debts and keep the property they want. Our lawyers can help determine if this course of action is best for you.
We begin with a free consultation that allows us to determine the best course of action for your financial situation. If a bankruptcy is determined as the right choice for you, we can file very quickly after you provide us with the required paperwork.
A fresh start after the completion of bankruptcy is possible! Bankruptcy is designed to put your debts behind you so you can rebuild your credit moving forward.
One of our lawyers will be with you EVERY step of the way during the bankruptcy process. We focus solely on debt relief, and our compassionate, experienced team wants to provide you with the support you deserve.
Sometimes people ask if it’s possible to file bankruptcy without an attorney. Although the answer is yes, we would not advise you to do so. Here’s why:
- Experience – Our team has over 100 years of combined experience in debt relief. We are well-versed in the laws and court procedures and can help navigate the system.
- Understanding – Our attorneys are patient and want to help you overcome financial strain. We understand bad financial situations happen to good people.
- Personalization – Bankruptcy might not be your best option. Our team believes in a holistic debt relief approach and will help you determine the best solution for your financial difficulties.
- Accuracy – Unfortunately, there can be a lot of paperwork when filing for bankruptcy. Working with our team will ensure the correct paperwork is completed at the right time.
- Affordable – Our process is cheaper, more efficient and faster than many other options. If you qualify, you could start your Chapter 7 bankruptcy for $0 down.
