Chapter 7, 11, & 13 Bankruptcy

Wipe Out Credit Card Debt

Bankruptcy law Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy may provide a solution for the financial problems faced by your business or farm, whether it is a corporation, LLC, or sole proprietorship.

The Law Office of C. Stephen Gurdin has experience representing corporations and individuals in Chapter 11 reorganization and liquidation cases; reorganization sole proprietorship in Chapter 13; and representing all types of debtors in Chapter 7 liquidations.

Bankruptcy law may provide a solution for the financial problems faced by your business or farm, whether it is a corporation, LLC, or sole proprietorship.

We have experience representing corporations and individuals in Chapter 11 reorganization and liquidation cases; reorganization sole proprietorships in Chapter 13; and representing all types of debtors in Chapter 7 liquidations.

If your business is facing lawsuits, actions by a major lender, overdue notices, foreclosure, or other financial distress, call to meet with one of our attorney to find out more information.

Chapter 7, 11, & 13 Bankruptcy

Help With Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY

Chapter 7 is the basic form of bankruptcy. It can help you by stopping the phone calls, stopping the bills, and stopping collection actions by creditors.

The goal of Chapter 7 is to relieve you of the debts which Bankruptcy Code legally entitles you to discharge.

Bankruptcy law is complicated. Your ability to discharge your debts and the amount of property which you can keep after you file bankruptcy will depend on the unique facts of your case.

CHAPTER 13 BANKRUPTCY

Chapter 13 allows you to repay some or all of your debts in a 3 to 5 year payment plan.

Chapter 13 is often used to stop a foreclosure or real estate tax sale; to help save your property while giving you time to get caught up on the past due payments.

Chapter 13 may also be available for people with higher incomes who are not eligible for Chapter 7, or for people who have more property than they would be allowed to keep in a Chapter 7 case.

Bankruptcy law is complicated. The amount you would need to pay to creditors in a Chapter 13 case and your ability to discharge debts will depend on the unique facts of your case.


Chapter 7, 11, & 13 Bankruptcy“If your monthly budget leaves you short of being able to make all of your minimum payment on your unsecured debts, first find out if you can qualify for payment reductions through a credit counseling agency. If the reduced monthly payments you quoted by a certified counselor are still out of reach, talk with a bankruptcy Attorney like Attorney C. Stephen Gurdin Jr. about your options.

Are you wanting to file for Chapter 7, 11, & 13 Bankruptcy, if so call Attorney C. Stephen Gurdin Jr. today and you could be debt free in as little as 3 months.

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