Bankruptcy
Overview
The Federal Bankruptcy Laws changed on October 17, 2005. Despite what you may have heard about the new laws, you may still qualify for bankruptcy to eliminate your debts and start fresh, or reorganize some of your debts into a repayment plan. In addition, certain debts such as student loans and some taxes cannot be discharged in bankruptcy. If you call and schedule a consultation, I can explain all the options available to obtain debt relief.

Under the new bankruptcy laws, law firms that represent consumer debtors have been designated as Debt Relief Agencies. This means that we help people file for bankruptcy relief under the current Bankruptcy Code. See the Chapter 7 & 13 Overview on the next page for a brief overview of the current laws.

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