Debt Relief Through Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
By filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can eliminate your debt by designing a repayment plan that makes sense for you. By following this plan, you will be able to become debt-free in three to five years. Your Chapter 13 repayment plan will allow you to pay off your debt in a manner that suits your needs.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not involve getting rid of any of your assets, which means you get to keep your house and your car. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a good option for individuals who did not qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy because of the bankruptcy means test. When you come to us for advice, we help you understand how Chapter 13 bankruptcy can eliminate or strip your second mortgage or home equity loan.
The attorneys of Ross & Schnarrs in Pottstown, Pennsylvania are available to help you determine whether or not you qualify for Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy Plus
Your top priority is resolving your debt. We know that. We can help with that. You can be certain that our lawyers can help you overcome the debt that is weighing down on your shoulders.
However, we go beyond simply eliminating debt. We will use our in-depth knowledge of debtor and creditor law to find out if your creditors have violated the law while trying to collect. If we find out that they have, we will sue them. We will take action against them to get compensation for the way they have mistreated you. Not only will we help you resolve your debt, we may actually be able to get you additional money.
Protection Beyond Bankruptcy
We are here for you from start to finish and beyond. Our lawyers take pride in providing complete representation.
After bankruptcy, there is the possibility of other issues arising. A creditor may violate the rules. If you become the victim of post-bankruptcy creditor violations, we will make things right. Our consumer rights' attorneys are knowledgeable on a wide range of post-bankruptcy issues.
Contact Ross & Schnarrs Today
Our attorneys are ready to discuss Chapter 13 bankruptcy and your options. Contact us today to learn more about what we can do to help you overcome your legal troubles. Learn more by reading our FAQs about bankruptcy.
