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File for Bankruptcy
Are you looking for a Bankruptcy Lawyer? If yes, then please contact me for a free no obligation consultation at 610-247-1249. We are proud to serve you and help solve your financial problems.
If you are facing a financial catastrophe or one of life's major challenges such as health problems, job loss, divorce, bodily injury, small business failure or you have just gotten in over your head with debt, then you should consider Bankruptcy as an important and powerful option in discharging your debt. By this point, if you are in one of these predicaments, you probably have not been in the position to pay your credit card debt for some time. You may be afraid to answer the phone or screen every call to avoid the never ending harassing collection phone calls. The debt collectors may even have the nerve to contact your friends, family, or employers to attempt to collect your debt. A creditor's next step is usually to file a civil lawsuit against you in order to obtain a judgment. A judgment is very serious and acts as an automatic lien against all of your real and personal property. Once a creditor obtains a judgment, there are various methods for them to execute on that judgment. Creditors and debt collectors are getting more aggressive these days due to the pandemic. There are many despicable tactics that creditors and debt collectors may resort to in order collect your debt. Bankruptcy provides a powerful defense called the "AUTOMATIC STAY" against these creditor actions. Once we file your Bankruptcy petition, creditors are not permitted to call you or send you letters anymore.
If you are facing a financial catastrophe or one of life's major challenges such as health problems, job loss, divorce, bodily injury, small business failure or you have just gotten in over your head with debt, then you should consider Bankruptcy as an important and powerful option in discharging your debt. By this point, if you are in one of these predicaments, you probably have not been in the position to pay your credit card debt for some time. You may be afraid to answer the phone or screen every call to avoid the never ending harassing collection phone calls. The debt collectors may even have the nerve to contact your friends, family, or employers to attempt to collect your debt. A creditor's next step is usually to file a civil lawsuit against you in order to obtain a judgment. A judgment is very serious and acts as an automatic lien against all of your real and personal property. Once a creditor obtains a judgment, there are various methods for them to execute on that judgment. Creditors and debt collectors are getting more aggressive these days due to the pandemic. There are many despicable tactics that creditors and debt collectors may resort to in order collect your debt. Bankruptcy provides a powerful defense called the "AUTOMATIC STAY" against these creditor actions. Once we file your Bankruptcy petition, creditors are not permitted to call you or send you letters anymore.
In addition, creditors must halt their collection efforts including garnishments, levies, repossessions, foreclosures, and collection lawsuits.
Some people are at the point in which they have been able to pay all of their debts in the past, but after evaluating their financial situation they are now on the verge of defaulting on some or all of their payments. Under these conditions, it may be advantageous to file before the debt collectors start calling and the courts grant judgments against you. Most importantly, you will not be left destitute because most individuals are permitted to keep all of their personal and household goods, along with their retirement accounts. In almost every case, individuals keep their cars and houses even though they filed for Chapter 7. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is primarily used for discharging unsecured debt such as credit card debt, medical bills, and personal loans. However, the "note" on secured debt may also be eliminated. This is an advantage when you surrender the property securing a lien or mortgage, such as real estate or vehicles, because then you would not have to pay the difference between the loan and the proceeds from the sale of the property. Please call for a no obligation, initial consultation with a bankruptcy lawyer to evaluate your specific financial circumstances to see if it makes sense for you to file for Bankruptcy at (610) 247-1249.