Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Lawyer
Free Consultations – Available 24/7 – Experienced – Aggressive
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is sometimes known as a personal reorganization. Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows you to reorganize your debt into manageable payments over a three to five year period.
Individual debtors call upon our Law Firm to assist them with debt consolidation and bankruptcy protection. The bankruptcy laws, including Chapter 13 bankruptcy, can be used to:
Stop foreclosures
Stop repossessions
Stop harassing phone calls from creditors
For a free confidential consultation to discuss your situation with an experienced Chapter 13 bankruptcy lawyer, please call our office toll-free.
Why Should You Choose Us to Represent You in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
We have over 15 years of experience handling bankruptcy and consumer matters. When you retain our services, you get an attorney who is dedicated to helping you. Chapter 13 bankruptcy isn’t right for everyone. If we think you have better options or different options, we will let you know.
We believe you retain our services to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision, and with the representation, you need to carry out that decision.
When you retain us, you get the services of one of our attorneys from start to finish. We don’t talk with you and then pass you off to a paralegal or junior attorney. You will maintain your lawyer throughout the case.
Whether it is a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or a solution outside of bankruptcy, you will have an experienced and skilled bankruptcy attorney, by your side fighting to protect your rights.
For a free and confidential consultation to discuss whether a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is right for you, please call us toll-free. You are also welcome to fill out our intake form and we will contact you promptly.
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney
Free Consultations – Available 24/7 – Experienced – Aggressive
We believe everyone deserves a second chance. As a Chapter 7 bankruptcy law firm, we assist consumers seeking a fresh start.
Bankruptcy no longer carries the stigma once attached. Everyone realizes that, unfortunately, situations happen and debt accrues. Whether you lost your job or otherwise had your income cut or you incurred unforeseen medical expenses or even if it is the rising cost of fuel and energy or the easy lure of credit card debt, we can help.
For a free confidential consultation to discuss your situation with an experienced Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyer, please call our office toll-free.
What Is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is sometimes referred to as straight bankruptcy. Although the criteria to determine eligibility to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy has changed, if you qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can eliminate all your unsecured personal debt, such as most medical bills and credit card debt, and gain a new start.
Recent changes in the bankruptcy laws made it more difficult to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and push many debtors toward a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Nevertheless, there are still many people who qualify for Chapter 7. Both Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help stop foreclosures.
We have helped hundreds of individuals just like you over the last 15 years and we want to help you. The bankruptcy laws are complex, and to take full advantage of the debt relief laws, you should retain the services of experienced counsel.
For a free confidential consultation to discuss your bankruptcy options with an experienced debt relief lawyer, please call us toll-free. You are also welcome to fill out our intake form and we will contact you promptly.
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Foreclosure Rights
Foreclosure Rights Lawyer
Free Consultations – Available 24/7 – Experienced – Aggressive
Floating interest rates? Higher energy costs? Income down and expenses up?
If your house is in danger of being foreclosed upon or if you have received a foreclosure notice, we may be able to help.
Our Law Firm has been practicing law for over 15 years. We understand how important your home is to you. More importantly, we understand the law, and we can help you determine if the law can save your house.
For a free confidential consultation to discuss your foreclosure rights with an experienced lawyer, please call our law office toll-free.
You May Have Options!
When you retain our services, we go to bat for you. We will listen carefully to your situation, analyze your predicament and your goals, and present you with your options, including the benefits and limitations of various courses of action.
You will have the information about the debtor’s rights that you need to make an informed decision. In addition, we provide you with well-grounded advice, based upon years of experience and accumulated knowledge. Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be one option, but we explore other options as well.
For a free confidential consultation to discuss your foreclosure rights and your options for preventing foreclosure, please call our experienced lawyers toll-free. You are also welcome to fill out our intake form and we will contact you promptly.
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How Do I Go About Filing for Bankruptcy?
If you know at this point that you want to file we have an easy way to start and complete your paperwork. We understand that most people are busy and do not want to lose a day of work to come to a lawyer’s office. Therefore we have made it easy to complete most of your paperwork over the phone, through the mail, and on the web.
If you have questions about how to complete the forms, contact our office and we will assist you. If you need to consult further before deciding what to do, contact our office to set up an appointment. In listing assets, you must list all forms of personal property that you own. Go through your home room by room and list summarize the furnishings. Remember your furnishings are used and should be valued as if they were being disposed by the Trustee. A good rule of thumb is the price a reasonable person would pay at a garage sale. Since 10/17/05 under the new code, it may be necessary for an appraiser to go through your home to make this valuation, or you may take photographs of each room and review this with your attorney in making sure the petition schedules accurately reflect the value of your personal property.
After you have returned the completed forms and paid the retainer, we will prepare the documents to be filed with the bankruptcy court. We often find it necessary to contact clients to clarify the information provided. Be sure to give us telephone numbers where we can reach you. After the documents are prepared an appointment will be made for you to review and sign the documents prior to filing them.
Please note: You may file bankruptcy yourself without an attorney, you may obtain forms (Petition, Schedules A-J, Statement of Financial Affairs, Means Test, etc.) from your local bankruptcy court website.
To discuss your bankruptcy situation with an experienced lawyer, please schedule a free confidential consultation by calling us toll-free. You are also welcome to fill out our Bankruptcy Intake Form and we will contact you promptly.
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If You Choose Bankruptcy Protection
We want to be your attorney to guide you through the bankruptcy courts by:
Reviewing of documents necessary to file Bankruptcy Petition and Schedules
Preparing your Bankruptcy Petition, Schedules, and Plan, which generally exceed 25 pages
Attending the 341 Meeting of Creditors
Attending the hearing for Confirmation of the Plan, in the case of a Chapter 13
Preparing responses to Motions for Relief filed by Creditors, who want to deny you your rights
Attending Motion for Relief hearings and any motions and hearings that relate to the above.
The Attorneys identified herein are debt relief agencies. They help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Most debtors who file bankruptcy, and many of their creditors, know very little about the bankruptcy process. The following is designed to assist the general public by providing basic answers to some of the most commonly asked questions. The purpose of this overview is to answer the questions about bankruptcy asked most frequently by our clients and to provide an overview of the bankruptcy process. The information contained herein should help you decide whether to file bankruptcy or not. If you do file bankruptcy, this overview should help you understand the process.
How to File Bankruptcy
Notice: Because of the Provisions of 11 USC Sec. 528. of the Bankruptcy Code, if you seek legal advice from a law firm, which constitutes bankruptcy assistance, you as an “assisted person” are required to enter into an agreement within five business days of receiving assistance, with any law firm that is deemed a debt relief agency, and such agreement must clearly and conspicuously disclose the services said firm will render as a debt relief agency and the fees or charges for such services, and the terms of payment; and furthermore provide you with a copy of the fully executed and completed contract.
To discuss your bankruptcy situation with an experienced lawyer, please schedule a free confidential consultation by calling us toll-free. You are also welcome to fill out our Bankruptcy Intake Form and we will contact you promptly.
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Determining Why You May Need A Lawyer
Many times, the thought of hiring a lawyer can leave you confused and a bit frustrated. No matter if you have found yourself on the wrong side of the law, or if you are purchasing a piece of property, it’s helpful to know when you may need a lawyer. It’s also helpful to understand how you go about hiring a lawyer. This article will give you a brief overview of how to determine if your current situation may require some legal intervention.
What a Lawyer Does
While this may seem like common knowledge, many people are not really sure what a lawyer can do and how they can help them with their situation. More on this website
A lawyer will assess your legal situation and advise you as to what they believe the outcome will be. An honest lawyer should tell you whether it’s worth your while to even seek legal intervention or pursue legal action. The lawyer will give you a scenario of what will happen if you are not successful in your legal quest, and help you determine any benefits of your legal situation versus the cost of seeking out legal services. When you sit down with a lawyer to review your situation, they should evaluate all aspects of your legal situation and explain all of your options. This should also happen throughout your entire legal process, should you decide to retain a lawyer.
A lawyer will work hard to research the law, interview anyone who is involved in your situation, and retain experts to back up any claims you may be asserting. They will collect records, formulate a legal strategy, and prepare and file all necessary paperwork. Their end goal is to get you the best outcome possible, no matter what your legal situation is.
Reasons to Retain a Lawyer
While there are really a number of different reasons for you to hire a lawyer, some of the most common reasons include:
An accident that involves property damage or personal injury
Family issues such as child support, custody, and divorce
Adoptions
A real estate transaction
Forming a business
Drafting a will or planning your estate
Criminal issues
Civil lawsuits
Contract negotiations or disputes
If you find that you are trying to handle a legal issue on your own, you will soon come to find out that the issue may be more complex than you first thought. Just sitting down and talking with a lawyer like the ones from our Law Office can give you a better idea of how to proceed.

