Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
If you live in Florida and want to file for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy without an attorney. We do not prepare actions to be filed under Chapters 13 and 11.
These services include the following:
The typing of your bankruptcy documents
Providing all necessary copies of your petition needed for filing with the Courts.
If you have what you believe will be an “uncontested” bankruptcy and desire the means to file your petition with as few headaches as possible and without the ridiculous expense of hiring an attorney, call us, or come on in.
Chapter 7 is straight bankruptcy in which the liquidation of unsecured debts is achieved. Example: credit cards, delinquent rents, judgments, deficiency balances, etc.
In a Chapter 7 proceeding, you may keep any unsecured items you want, but you must continue to pay for them. Example: automobiles, houses, appliances, electronic equipment, jewelry, furniture, etc.
You may surrender any secured items you do not wish to retain (this is the ideal time to do so). Any deficiency balances such as those on automobiles will be discharged in your bankruptcy.
Most taxes such as Federal and State taxes are non-dischargeable. However, the legal liability still exists. Therefore, it is usually better to pay NSF checks off.
A frequent question asked is, “How will filing bankruptcy affect my credit?” Unfortunately if you are now considering filing bankruptcy, your credit history is already badly damages, and bankruptcy filing will not do much more to damage it. In fact, it may even improve your chances for credit in the future.
Most debtors who file bankruptcy never in their wildest dreams thought that they would be forced to choose this option. Unfortunately, sometimes circumstances arise which puts us in a position on the brink of financial disaster. Bankruptcy is an option which will provide you with a “Fresh Financial Start” and allow you to resume a normal life. Weekend appointments available.