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Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy can be complex. We can help you analyze your eligibility to file for relief under the Bankruptcy Code, to find the best solution for your situation. All bankruptcy petitions are prepared and reviewed by an attorney. You will personally meet with an attorney before preparing your bankruptcy petition. During the initial consultation, the attorney will review your business assets and liabilities, current monthly income, monthly expenses, and provide a preliminary analysis of the potential bankruptcy case.

We can represent you or your business in all aspects of Bankruptcy. The federal bankruptcy process allows both individuals and businesses to eliminate or repay debts under the protection of the Federal Bankruptcy Court. A bankruptcy typically involves either liquidation or a reorganization. Filing bankruptcy generally stops most creditors from seeking to collect debts, and allows the debtor a chance to either discharge debts through liquidation, or submit a plan for repayment for the court to consider.

When the bankruptcy petition is filed with the Federal Bankruptcy Court, the filing triggers an order of protection in your favor, and automatically stays, or prohibits, all collection activities of creditors. Creditors are not allowed to commence or continue a lawsuit, repossess or foreclose on property, or contact you until further order of the court.

We meet with each client and discuss their situation in detail. There are several options for both businesses and individuals under the Bankruptcy Code. Our lawyers also have experience in litigation, estate planning, and business law which can benefit your bankruptcy case when maximizing exemptions, business restructuring and workouts, and in the event a creditor commences an adversary proceeding. We strongly believe that our clients deserve consistent service from attorneys who understand their unique needs.

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We have a bankruptcy attorney. We help clients file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

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