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Are you feeling buried under a mountain of debt? You're not alone, and there is a solution. We specialize in helping individuals and families regain financial stability through bankruptcy—a legal process designed to provide relief and a fresh start.

Our experienced network of attorneys understand the emotional and financial toll that overwhelming debt can take. Whether you’re struggling with credit card debt, medical bills, personal loans, or facing foreclosure, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

What Is Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a federal legal process that offers protection and relief for individuals and businesses facing unmanageable debts. It can help:
Eliminate certain debts entirely (Chapter 7).
Reorganize and restructure debts into a more manageable repayment plan (Chapter 13).
Stop creditor harassment, wage garnishments, and lawsuits.
Protect your home, car, and other essential assets through exemptions.
Our network of attorneys will help you understand which bankruptcy option fits your situation and ensure the process is as stress-free as possible.
Why Choose Bankruptcy?
Many people hesitate to consider bankruptcy due to misconceptions or fear of stigma, but it is a powerful tool designed to help honest individuals regain control of their finances. Here’s what bankruptcy can do for you:
Immediate Relief: Filing for bankruptcy initiates an “automatic stay,” which stops collection activities, including phone calls, letters, and legal actions.
Debt Discharge: Depending on your circumstances, you may qualify to have unsecured debts like credit cards and medical bills completely eliminated.
Protection of Assets: Bankruptcy laws include exemptions that allow you to keep critical assets like your home, car, and retirement accounts.
Financial Reset: Bankruptcy gives you the opportunity to rebuild your credit and create a stronger financial future.
Who Qualifies for Bankruptcy?
Most individuals facing financial hardship can qualify for either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy:
Chapter 7: Ideal for those with limited income and few assets. This type of bankruptcy eliminates unsecured debts quickly, often in as little as three to six months.
Chapter 13: Perfect for individuals with steady income who want to protect their assets. It involves creating a court-approved repayment plan to pay back a portion of your debts over three to five years.
Our network of attorneys will perform a means test and evaluate your unique circumstances to determine your eligibility for these options.
How We Help
We know the bankruptcy process can seem intimidating. That’s why we make it simple and straightforward:
Free, No-Obligation Review: During your initial consultation, we’ll assess your financial situation, including debts, income, and assets.
Explore Your Options: We’ll explain the different types of bankruptcy—Chapter 7 and Chapter 13—and help you determine the best fit for your goals.
Prepare Your Case: If you decide to move forward, we’ll handle all the paperwork, court filings, and communications with creditors.
Guidance Through Every Step: From your initial consultation to the final discharge of your debts, our attorneys will be with you at every turn.
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Common Questions About Bankruptcy

Will I lose all my property if I file for bankruptcy
Not necessarily. Bankruptcy laws allow exemptions to protect essential assets, such as your home, car, personal belongings, and retirement accounts. In Chapter 7, you may keep exempt property, while non-exempt property could be sold to pay creditors. Chapter 13 allows you to retain most, if not all, of your assets by creating a manageable repayment plan.
What types of debts can be discharged in bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy can eliminate many types of unsecured debts, including:
Credit card balances
Medical bills
Personal loans
Utility bills
Certain lawsuit judgments
However, some debts are typically not dischargeable, such as student loans, child support, alimony, and certain tax debts.
What’s the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Chapter 7: Known as “liquidation bankruptcy,” this option eliminates most unsecured debts and is typically completed in 3-6 months. It’s best for individuals with little income and few assets.

Chapter 13: Known as “reorganization bankruptcy,” this option allows individuals to create a repayment plan to pay off debts over 3-5 years while keeping assets. It’s suitable for those with steady income who want to protect their property.
How does bankruptcy affect my credit
Filing for bankruptcy will have an impact on your credit score, and it will remain on your credit report for up to 10 years (Chapter 7) or 7 years (Chapter 13). However, for many individuals, it offers an opportunity to rebuild credit more quickly than if they continued struggling with unmanageable debt. With responsible financial practices, you can start improving your credit score soon after filing.
Can bankruptcy stop foreclosure or repossession
Yes. Filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay, which temporarily halts foreclosure proceedings, repossessions, and other collection actions. In Chapter 13, you can include past-due mortgage or car payments in your repayment plan to catch up and keep your property.
Can I file for bankruptcy more than once
Yes, but there are time limits between filings. For example, if you’ve filed Chapter 7, you must wait 8 years before filing another Chapter 7 or 4 years before filing Chapter 13. Similarly, there are waiting periods if you filed Chapter 13 first.
Will everyone know I filed for bankruptcy
Bankruptcy filings are a matter of public record, but they are not typically advertised. Unless you are a prominent individual or your bankruptcy involves a business, it’s unlikely that anyone beyond your creditors and those you inform will know.

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