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The Alabama bankruptcy lawyers at Brock & Stout Attorneys at Law are ready to help clients like you get your finances under control. The best part is that we always offer clients a free consultation. Come in and discuss your options face to face with one of our experienced bankruptcy attorneys.
Why Bankruptcy
The purpose of bankruptcy is to give you a fresh start on your road to financial recovery. Bankruptcy provides you with protection from creditor harassment and relief from financial pressures. By filing for bankruptcy you are taking responsibility and making a legitimate step in getting your financial life back in order. Bankruptcy can be intimidating but it is a legal and respectable way to regain your financial dignity instead of losing it.
How We Help With Your Bankruptcy
There are many rules and regulations to follow when filing for bankruptcy. Brock & Stout bankruptcy attorneys can help you better understand the rules that apply to you. We understand bankruptcy law and can help you understand it, too. Our lawyers, paralegals and administrative staff can answer any questions about bankruptcy you may have.
We can also help protect you against creditor harassment and ensure that you’re not being abused. We can give you guidance and helpful tips on staying ahead financially after you are discharged from bankruptcy. Let our experienced attorneys guide you through the entire bankruptcy process. Call us at 1-800-884-9600 or fill out the contact form below and we’ll get to work for you. Here is a list of helpful definitions of common bankruptcy terms.
We can assist you by helping eliminate the debts that currently overwhelm your daily life. You may face foreclosure, vehicle repossession, wage garnishment, litigation, or you might simply need a way out of your unmanageable debt. Our bankruptcy attorneys can offer the solutions and assistance you need to reclaim your financial freedom.
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YOUR BANKRUPTCY OPTIONS
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is often referred to as a “Debt Consolidation” or “reorganization.” A Debt Consolidation allows you to pay some or all of your debt to creditors over a period of three to five years. Debt Consolidation will allow you to reorganize your finances and reduce your monthly payments. It can help you keep property that you might otherwise lose to your creditors.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is often referred to as a “straight,” “complete” or “full” bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is generally the best option for persons who are unable to pay their debts. Following the filing of a Chapter 7, the individual is granted a Discharge of all debts, except those that are reaffirmed or are nondischargeable. A Discharge is an Order from the Court prohibiting the creditors whose debts are Discharged from taking any further action to collect the debt.
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