Most people truly want to avoid filing bankruptcy. However, there are situations where filing for bankruptcy is the only alternative and others where sound legal advice might avoid the necessity of bankruptcy. Many people do not know about the different types of bankruptcy and what they offer. For instance, you may be able to keep your house, even though it is in foreclosure, or to keep you car, even if you're behind on the car payments. If you are having financial problems you should consult with an experienced lawyer about your legal rights and options.
If you would like further information on filing bankruptcy or you would like to schedule a 15 minute no cost, no obligation consultation, please contact me.
When a bankruptcy is filed, a creditor cannot (with few exceptions) proceed to do anything to collect a debt or recover property from the debtor. When a bankruptcy case is filed, legal action shifts to the jurisdiction of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. To protect one's rights to payment or to recover property in the possession of the debtor, it is advisable to consult with an attorney experienced in such matters.
Please contact me if someone has filed bankruptcy on you or you'd like more information about my services.
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