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BANKRUPTCY MAY

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  • Foreclosure
  • Wage Garnishment
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BANKRUPTCY MAY

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  • Your Wages
  • Your Furniture
  • Your Retirement

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    Facing bankruptcy can be intimidating, but when you learn how to file bankruptcy, you can expect the highest level of service throughout the filing process – all from the convenience of your own home! Learn how to keep your home and car in addition to owing zero in credit card debt and other unsecured debt. Call now to learn more.  

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    Do you qualify?

    Determine the best options to get you out of debt.

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    Learn which type of bankruptcy is appropriate for your unique situation.

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    Hire someone who offers payment plans and makes filing accessible.

    Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13

    Chapter 7 bankruptcy offers a fresh start to people who find themselves buried in credit card debt, medical bills and other unsecured debt. In the bankruptcy, most of those debts are discharged, which means that you’re no longer legally obligated to pay them.

    It also means that creditors and debt collectors can’t contact you about those debts, report them as late to the credit bureaus or otherwise bother you about them. Some of the most common types of debt discharged when filing chapter 7 bankruptcy include:

    • credit card debt
    • medical bills
    • past-due rent and utilities
    • payday loans
    • some tax debt
    • Immediate Relief from Financial Stress

    One of the most powerful aspects of consumer bankruptcy is the automatic stay. In most cases, the automatic stay stops creditor calls, debt collection letters, law suits and even wage garnishments as soon as your bankruptcy case is filed.

    That means that when you get the right help, the pressure could be off in as little as a few days.

    Chapter 13 bankruptcy offers a solution for people who have regular income, but are overburdened with debt.

    A Chapter 13 plan allows you to catch up past-due payments during a three to five year repayment plan. At the end of that period, some remaining unsecured debt may be discharged.

    Immediate Relief from Financial Stress

    In most Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases (as in most Chapter 7 cases), an automatic stay is entered as soon as the case is filed.
    The automatic stay is a court order that puts an immediate stop to creditor calls, debt collection letters, law suits and even wage garnishments. When you take action to turn your finances around, the pressure could be off in just a few days.

    The Basics

    Chapter 13 bankruptcy is designed to give people with high levels of secured debt or valuable property get the breathing room they need to manage their debts and keep their property.

    How To File Chapter 13

    Just as in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, your attorney will prepare petitions and schedules that detail your income, debts and assets for the bankruptcy court. And, the court will appoint a bankruptcy trustee to oversee your case.

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