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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

  • Car Facing Repossession
  • Home in Danger of Foreclosure
  • Need Time to Catch Up on Payments?
Learn more about Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Debt Settlement

  • Severe Financial Hardship
  • Bankruptcy is a Consideration
  • Past Collection Attempts Have Failed
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Information

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is designed to eliminate unsecured debts, such as medical bills, credit cards, store cards, utility bills, parking tickets, some personal loans, payday loans, and much more.
 

Free Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Evaluation Form

Fill out the below free Chapter 7 bankruptcy evaluation form to ask a sponsoring Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyer if bankruptcy could help you. Find out if filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy could help you get out of debt once and for all.

Could Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Help?

Ask yourself the following questions:

  • Am I having trouble paying bills?
  • Am I having trouble paying for living expenses?
  • Have I recently lost income?
  • Do I owe a lot in credit card debt?
  • Do I have a lot of medical bills?
  • Am I in over my head in payday loans?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be an option for you.

Chapter 7 Popular Information

About Chapter 7

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is designed to stop collections and eliminate debts, such as:

  • Credit card bills
  • Medical bills
  • Utility bills
  • Payday loans
  • Unsecured personal loans, and more

Filing bankruptcy under Chapter 7 may be able to help you eliminate those bills and get back on track.

Protection With Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Exemptions

In most cases, immediately after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy, creditors are court-ordered to stop contacting you.

The Automatic Stay in Chapter 7 bankruptcy is designed to put an instant stop to all creditor actions, including home foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishment and phone calls.

Just imagine being freed from those harassing calls and collection letters! Ask a Chapter 7 attorney if filing bankruptcy could help you get back on track.

Each state outlines rules for property that is protected from creditors during bankruptcy, which may include retirement savings, personal savings, home equity, family heirlooms and more. Many Chapter 7 filers find that the exemption laws in their state protect everything that they own. Ask a local attorney about the bankruptcy exemptions in your state.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Updates:

Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers can answer your questions about filing and help you get a fresh start after bankruptcy.