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For Those Who Qualify: STOP Creditor's Phone Calls STOP Foreclosures STOP Repossessions STOP Garnishments STOP Lawsuits Consolidate Bills Reduce Payments Discharge Debt
If you are Considering Filing For Bankruptcy- Your options have changed since October 17th, 2005. This does not mean that you can not file for protection under the new Bankruptcy law. It does make it very important for you to utilize a bankruptcy lawyer with the experience to assess your individual situation. On April 20, 2005 President George W. Bush signed the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 into law. The law made bankruptcy more creditor-friendly by making it more difficult for some people to file bankruptcy. These changes in bankruptcy law are considered the most significant since 1978, and were in effect as of October 17, 2005. These changes may affect you if you decide to file bankruptcy after this date. They include: Mandatory Credit Counseling individuals filing for bankruptcy are required to undergo debt counseling within six (6) months of filing a bankruptcy petition. Their bankruptcy petition will be denied if they do not comply within the six month timeframe.
Get Relief From Creditors
Now Personal Attention Bankruptcy is a legal tool that you should use when you are faced with debt that you cannot pay. It is not your fault that you have to file for Bankruptcy to deal with abusive collection agencies and creditors charging high interest rates and fees that you may never be able to pay, even though you want to. Filing for Bankruptcy is a way of taking responsibility for your situation and clearing out your debts so that you can focus on rebuilding your life and caring for your family and yourself. Stop hiding from abusive collection agencies and consult with a professional Bankruptcy Attorney. Close Cooperation Aggressive
Representation I will evaluate whether you may bring a lawsuit against creditors and their attorneys. You may be entitled to collect damages under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, if you have been the victim of unlawful harassment or receive collection letters that violate your rights. Please bring all collection letters with you to my office. Low Payment Plans I offer a free consultation to discuss your case and to advise you whether Bankruptcy is the right alternative. Everything is included, from office consultations, preparing and filing the bankruptcy petition, and appearing with you at the meeting of creditors. Payment plans are available to meet your budget. Get Started Today
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