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Before you retain a Washington DC bankruptcy lawyer to help liquidate your debts, you need to undergo credit counseling. This will cause at least a six-month delay before you can retain a Washington DC bankruptcy lawyer to help you get protection from your creditors.
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If you have worked hard to pay your bills and live within your means, and circumstances beyond your control have caused you to go into debt, you need to act. A sponsoring Washington DC bankruptcy lawyer found on Total Bankruptcy may be able to protect your property from your creditors and help you rebuild your credit. But you need to call 1-877-349-1309.
The bankruptcy code may prevent many Americans from qualifying for Chapter 7 liquidation. Many debtors may be forced into filing under a Chapter 13, which requires consolidation and repayment of their debts under a court-ordered payment schedule that can last from three to five years. A key mandate is income-based measurement of a debtor's ability to repay debts. Those with insufficient assets or income below the state's median income level can still qualify for Chapter 7. Those with incomes above Washington DC.'s median income who can pay at least $6,000 over five years ($100 a month) will be forced into Chapter 13 plan.
Making the hard decision easier to make.
If you think you might need the services of an attorney, call 1-877-349-1309 for a free initial consultation, no obligation required. From information on current laws to finding a good bankruptcy lawyer, we want to help you get out of debt. With our help debtors may be able to eliminate their debt without permanently damaging their credit.
It is important to first assess your financial situation
You can start the entire process yourself by taking a closer look at your bottom line but make sure to hire legal counsel as early as possible. An attorney can help separate panic from reality and might even determine that you are not in as bad shape as you think. Here are a few of the questions that you might want to consider.
1. Are you heavily in debt, with little prospect of getting out of that debt in the near future?
2. Have you had, or are your creditors threatening, a foreclosure on your home, a repossession of your car or other legal action to take your property?
3. Are you paying more money than you make on just your monthly living expenses?
4. Are your wages currently, or in jeopardy of, being garnished?
5. Are you going through a divorce resulting in a decrease of income but an increase in expenses?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 could be right for you.
Call 1-877-349-1309 or fill out our Free secure online evaluation form to see if you qualify.
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The purpose of this web site is to help you learn everything you need to know about bankruptcy, the process, your bankruptcy attorney and your legal rights. The best place to start is with the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. It delivers protection to people in financial jeopardy who are suffering under mountains of debt. Bankruptcy is your legal right.