If your bills keep piling up, but you are concerned about filing for bankruptcy because you do not want to lose your home, Chapter 13 may be a good option for you. Contact an experienced bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options.
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Are you struggling with debts that you can't afford to pay back? Do you receive harassing phone calls from creditors? Are you afraid you may lose your house or car?
You have options. Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution. You can use Chapter 13 bankruptcy to accomplish a number of legal objectives, including:
- Getting rid of credit card debt
- Stopping foreclosure
- Stopping garnishment
- Stopping creditor harassment
- Stopping repossession
An experienced lawyer can help guide you through the bankruptcy process. If you would like to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your claim with an attorney at Sheryl A. Shoebottom, PLLC, call 888-343-9145 or contact the firm online.
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Chapter 13 Resource Links
United States Bankruptcy Courts
The official Web site of the United States Bankruptcy Courts includes a variety of useful information about bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy Glossary
This Web site includes a glossary on bankruptcy terminology that explains, in layman's terms, many of the legal terms that are used in cases filed under the Bankruptcy Code.
Bankruptcy Fees
This Web page, maintained by the Administrative Office of the US Courts on behalf of the US Courts, contains the fees associated with a bankruptcy filing under a particular chapter.
Bankruptcy Forms
This Web site, maintained by the United States Bankruptcy Courts, includes Official Bankruptcy Forms, Procedural Forms and the Bankruptcy Forms Manual. All forms and instructions are available in PDF format.
Chapter 13 Basics
This Web page provides general information about individual debt adjustment under Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code.
American Bankruptcy Institute - Consumer Education Center
General information regarding consumer debt and bankruptcy from the American Bankruptcy Institute.
National Foundation for Credit Counseling
Through its member agencies and local offices, the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) provides financial education and counseling. The NFCC's Web site includes numerous educational resources including credit facts, budget calculators, and more.
Experian
Features information for consumers about credit reports, establishing credit, risk scores and more.
Trans Union LLC
This Web site features consumer FAQs about credit reports.
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