Bankruptcy
You or someone you care about may have recently sustained an injury due to an accident. Right now, you are likely experiencing intense stress on top of all the pain and suffering.
Our goal is to help remove as much of the stress as possible. We not only understand pain and suffering, but we thoroughly understand the various personal injury and tort laws related to such. We help fight for your legal rights after being injured.
If you’ve been injured as the result of someone else’s negligence, you deserve justice.
Remember — Personal injury claims must be filed within one year of the accident or event that caused your injuries. Consult an attorney as soon as you can.
What Should I Choose?
There are two primary types of bankruptcy individuals can file for : Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.
With Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, your property or car might be sold, depending on their value, to pay part of your debt. Often in chapter 7, you can keep all of your assets.
With Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, you have a payment plan you follow for three to five years where you pay a portion of your debt over time, after which the rest of your debt is discharged. Often the portion of your debt you are required to pay is a very small percentage of your total debt. You are not required to give up your assets regardless of value in a Chapter 13.
We can help you figure out which type is right for your particular situation and show you how each type would affect your assets.
