If you are a consumer that is overburdened with debt and you see no way out, you may want to consider filing for personal bankruptcy. The Burnham Law Firm will process the mountains of paperwork, calculations, and schedules for you. Your attorney will ensure that you are provided with the affordable quality legal advice and representation you need.
Myths about bankruptcy
Collection agencies and creditors will often call debtors and allege that unsecured debts that have been reduced to judgments and credit card bills are no longer dischargeable in bankruptcy. These and other similar allegations made by debt collectors simply aren't true. If you have debts that you need to discharge in bankruptcy, you should consult an attorney to learn more about your rights.
Some people are hesitant to file bankruptcy because they feel that doing so will forever ruin their credit. That is another myth credit companies would like you to believe. The fact is that filing for bankruptcy may be the only way for certain individuals, especially those who have stopped paying their creditors, to eventually rebuild their credit and get a fresh start.
The primary reason people file bankruptcy is because of circumstances beyond their control, such as job loss, reduction in pay, divorce, or significant medical expenses that are not fully covered by insurance. Although filing for Bankruptcy may have a negative impact on your credit, it no longer carries the social stigma it held in the past, especially in these difficult economic times. Bankruptcy laws are there to provide you a fresh financial start when you need it.
If you would like to immediately explore your options under the bankruptcy code relative to your current financial situation simply contact us (link to contact us page) to send a message to our firm, or call our office at 303-990-5305.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. The services the firm offers are in relation to Title 11 bankruptcy relief. Keep in mind that in many cases filing bankruptcy will eventually improve a person's credit.