Bankruptcy
Sometimes the best solution is to file for personal bankruptcy.
A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy can provide a fresh start by eliminating your credit card debt and other unsecured debts. At the same time you can often protect your assets and home equity.
Chapter 13 relief provides breathing room for you to reorganize your debts, get current on your mortgage and discharge a portion of your unsecured loans.
Both chapters of the bankruptcy code allow you to protect most of your assets, including your retirement accounts, significant equity in your home and car and your personal property.
Having a lawyer who knows the bankruptcy code, the common practices, and your rights so they can negotiate firmly assures that you will get solid advice and can make the best choices. You won’t be taken advantage of or start down the wrong path and end up with fewer options.
We’re members of
- The American Bankruptcy Institute ABI
- National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys NACBA
- National Association of Chapter 13 Trustees NACTT
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Pursuant to Federal Law, we are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.