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  • Jason M. Lile, Esq.

     428 Court St., Suite 100
    oklahoma, Muskogee 74401
    United States

    Phone: 9188847774

    When you need an attorney in Muskogee, Ok., you have choices. The best Muskogee lawyers balance two primary interests: what you as a client want to achieve, and what Oklahoma law requires. As a Muskogee lawyer, I know both sides of the equation matter. You can rely on me to know the full scope of help.

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    Acumen Legal Marketing

     Melbourne
    Berkeley, California 32901
    United States

    Phone: 321-392-6106

    Acumen Legal Marketing, a Melbourne legal marketing team, was founded by attorneys on the concept of marrying their thirty years of experience in the legal industry with an industry-specific marketing plan that revolutionizes digital marketing for attorneys. Acumen Legal Marketing helps law firms prosper online through web design and development with high speed, customized, quick loading websites. The Melbourne legal marketing team at Acumen Legal Marketing customizes marketing plans to fit a la

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    Chicago Consumer Law Center, P.C.

     33 N. Dearborn St., Ste. 400
    Chicago, Illinois 60602
    United States

    Phone: 3128583240

    Are you being harassed or sued over a loan, debt? At Chicago Consumer Law Center we focus on bankruptcy, litigating student loan discharge in bankruptcy, as well as the debt defense and suing debt collectors. If you’re involved in a debt or credit dispute in the Chicago area, a consumer protection lawyer at the Chicago Consumer Law Center can stop the harassment, solve the dispute, or defend you against a debt collection lawsuit.

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    Financial Freedom Bankruptcy Lawyers of Tulsa

     500 W 7th St. Suite 125
    Oklahoma, Tulsa 74119
    United States

    Phone: (918) 786-9600

    A Tulsa bankruptcy attorney knows better. We have helped many of your Oklahoma neighbors regain their financial footing. When a Tulsa bankruptcy attorney steps in, we put an end to the harassing phone calls from creditors. We work to protect your most valuable assets. We guard your home against foreclosure. We help you regain peace of mind as you rebuild your financial foundations.

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    Ciment Law Firm, PLLC

     24275 Katy Freeway, Suite 400
    Katy, Texas 77494
    United States

    Phone: 2819373949

    Ciment Law Firm, PLLC: your Bankruptcy Attorney in Katy, Texas. With over 15 years of experience in bankruptcy, debt collection defense, and consumer protection, Daniel Ciment is a recognized consumer advocate and attorney throughout the state of Texas. Following his graduation from South Texas College of Law in 2003, Ciment opened a high volume debt collection law firm where he filed thousands of debt-collection lawsuits.

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    Dodds Law Firm

     14780 W Mountain View Blvd, Suite 111
    Surprise, Arizona 85374
    United States

    Phone: 623-323-3005

    At Dodds Law Firm, we represents clients who are in need of advice and legal representation in matters involving Bankruptcy, Civil Litigation, Family Law, Trusts, Wills & Estates. The Dodds Law Firm is committed to providing each of our clients with quality legal representation and superior service. Our lawyers understand the costs and risks associated with litigation and we work to resolve disputes as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.

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    Bankruptcy Attorney

     554 S. San Vicente Blvd, Suite 160-F
    Los Angeles, California 90048
    United States

    Phone: 424-285-5525

    At Bankruptcy Attorney, we can help you better understand your financial position legally and your various options for dealing with a heavy debt burden that you can’t realistically pay off in a reasonable amount of time.

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    Danielle J. Eliot

     1003 GA-31
    Marietta, Georgia 31037
    United States

    Phone: 770-672-6735

    The Law Office of Danielle J. Eliot, P.C. provides exceptional counsel for Atlanta metro area clients in need of help with Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy. Contact our Marietta office today at (770) 672-6735 to schedule a free consultation with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer.

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    Brian K. McMahon, P.A.

     1660 SW St Lucie West Blvd, Suite 300
    port st lucie, Florida 34986
    United States

    Phone: 772-325-1386

    Brian K. McMahon, P.A. is an experienced Bankruptcy, Family Law & Immigration attorney serving Port St Lucie, FL. Call for professional assistance today! The firm focuses primarily on bankruptcy law. During his career, Mr. McMahon has represented individuals, businesses, banks, and creditors. Mr. McMahon predominantly represents individuals that may need bankruptcy.

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    Phoenix Fresh Start Bankruptcy Attorneys

     2990 N Litchfield Rd
    Goodyear, Arizona 85395
    United States

    Phone: 623-404-2476

    Let a Phoenix Arizona bankruptcy attorney come to save you when you are drowning in debt. Our experienced bankruptcy lawyer az can save you from credit card debt, debt collectors, medical bills, job loss, predatory loans, lawsuits, maybe even student loans by filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. For more details call our bankruptcy attorney in az at (623) 404-2476.

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    Grafton Firm, LLC

     920 Providence Rd
    Towson, Maryland 21286
    United States

    The Grafton Firm, LLC is a Baltimore law firm handling bankruptcy, debt settlement, estate planning, wills and trusts to the family. We are a small firm founded on the principle that legal services should be accessible to family. If you have ever thought about drafting a will or trust or are considering bankruptcy but afraid to call a lawyer, we can help. The Grafton Firm, LLC is conveniently located in Towson, Maryland, and north of Baltimore City.

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    Karina Lucid Law

     52 Maple Ave
    Morristown, New Jersey 07960
    United States

    Phone: 908-300-3909

    Karina Lucid Law is an experienced Morristown Bankruptcy Attorney. She handles every case with compassion, respect and care, to insure that the individual needs and interests of her clients are met. We help small businesses and individuals obtain relief from their financial problems. Call us at 908-300-3909.

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    Cutler & Associates, Ltd.

     4131 Main St
    Skokie, Illinois 60076
    United States

    Phone: (847) 994-4676

    Cutler & Associates, Ltd. is a Chicagoland bankruptcy law firm that works in bankruptcy and debt relief services with clients throughout the region and the surrounding areas. Since 1990 our experienced bankruptcy attorneys in Chicago handle bankruptcy matters including chapter 7, chapter 13 in four locations throughout the city and surrounding suburbs. Contact us today at 847-443-5318 for more information.

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    WantAFreshStart, LLC

     343 W Roosevelt St Unit 100
    Phoenix, Arizona 85003
    United States

    Phone: 602-468-3328

    Wantafreshstart is a bankruptcy law firm located in Phoenix, AZ. Our bankruptcy lawyers are committed to helping individuals and their families restart their lives from debt. We specialize in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, and our team can help you determine the best bankruptcy strategy tailored to your particular financial situation. Contact our office at 602-468-3328 to set up a consultation with a compassionate Phoenix bankruptcy lawyer today.

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    Butcher Law Office, LLC

     116 State Hwy 99 N #101
    Eugene, Oregon 97402
    United States

    Phone: (541) 762-1967

    Butcher Law Office, LLC, is a full-service bankruptcy practice serving Eugene, Springfield, and the surrounding areas. As a bankruptcy lawyer, I focus on both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy for consumers. I assist clients in the entire bankruptcy process, from pre-bankruptcy planning to completing and filing bankruptcy petitions and attending all necessary hearings.

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    Torres Legal

     129 Prospect St
    Passaic, New Jersey 07055
    United States

    Phone: (973) 542-9754

    Torres Legal was founded in 2005 and it is a bilingual law practice based in Passaic, NJ. Law firm’s focus is to give people and companies experienced straightforward legal representation. Torres Legal services include Bankruptcy, Real Estate, and a wide range of other General Practice legal assistance like Landlord Tenant, Family Law, and Criminal Defense.

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What Does a Bankruptcy Attorney do?

Debt can be a very destabilizing situation. Owing money without the proper resources or methods to pay it back can have a significant effect on a person's future financial abilities. The bankruptcy laws in the US were designed to offer the debtor a way out of crippling debt. However, the bankruptcy process can be confusing. In order to utilize the system properly, the process has to be followed meticulously with care.

Most debtors will need help filing a bankruptcy petition, and that's where a bankruptcy attorney comes in. A bankruptcy attorney will assist in filing the case and ensure that all legal matters related to the case are handled appropriately. The first major thing that a bankruptcy attorney will do is advise a debtor as to whether they should file bankruptcy in the first place. Once it is determined that the debtor does indeed need to file for bankruptcy, the attorney will file a petition on behalf of the debtor. From there the attorney will gather information about the debtor's financial history including assets, debts, income, tax information and other financial information. Once this process is begun, the court will appoint a person to oversee the administration of the case (the “Trustee”). Once the petition is properly filed, an automatic stay on most creditor’s collection efforts is put into effect.

When would l need a bankruptcy attorney?

There are several types of bankruptcy filings that are most commonly used and discussed amongst people within the legal industry. Some of those types of bankruptcy are for businesses that have heavy debts that they cannot pay. The others are bankruptcy filings for the individual who unfortunately has a lack of ability to pay back their debts.

What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Amongst the most common types of bankruptcy for individuals are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings. Chapter 7 filings can usually be distinguished by situations that are mostly concerned with whether the debtor has significant assets that can be liquidated or sold off to satisfy the debt owed. Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves the selling off of assets by a bankruptcy trustee in order to pay outstanding debts. This process doesn’t necessarily mean a debtor will lose everything they own, there are exemptions and other mechanisms to keep certain assets. The process ends with all the debtor’s debts (except for things such as student loans and child support) being discharged.

What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings involve a situation where a debtor can keep some of their valuable assets instead of liquidation, and form a repayment plan to pay back a reduced form of their debt. It can be a good option for those who have the means to pay of a portion of their debt. It can also be the only bankruptcy that a debtor can file if the debtor can’t pass the means test. The means test is a calculation that considers a debtor’s disposable income after subtracting legally provided for expenses. Put shortly, if you have the “means” to pay a certain amount of debt after the acceptable expenses are subtracted, you cannot file for chapter 7.

What is Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?

Chapter 11 can be a vital tool for businesses as it would allow a business to reorganize itself in order to stay in business. Chapter 11 allows the debtor organization to restructure its debt and modify its payment obligations with the approval of the bankruptcy court.

The above discussion is just the tip of a very large iceberg that does nothing but get more complicated. While at first glance it may not seem that complicated, filing for bankruptcy can be very difficult and will most likely require the assistance of an attorney to complete properly.

Individual debtors are allowed to file bankruptcy without an attorney, but it may not be the ideal route to take. Filings need to include all the correct information and need to be filed in specific ways. The bankruptcy court is a separate distinct court system and has many filing rules. Filing the wrong case or the wrong paperwork will lead to a dismissal. If a debtor were to file the paperwork incorrectly, the debtor may then have to face creditors who, depending on the type of bankruptcy filed, may attempt to prevent you from filing.

Four Signs that You Need to Speak to a Bankruptcy Attorney

  • Are you a debtor that owns significant amounts of personal property and real estate that you wish to keep?
  • Do you have a complicated financial situation that will take proper care to handle correctly?
  • Do you have pending lawsuits filed against you?
  • Are you not entirely sure that you need to file for bankruptcy?

Potential Downsides of Filing Bankruptcy

There are also some pitfalls to filing bankruptcy. Filing a bankruptcy will have an adverse effect of your credit score. A bankruptcy can stay on your credit for up to 10 years and can affect your ability to get good interest rates on loans and credit cards after the bankruptcy. A debtor in a bankruptcy may have to wait years (depending on the mortgage lender) after bankruptcy to qualify for a mortgage. All of these issues need to be discussed with an attorney before a debtor files for bankruptcy.

How do you choose a Qualified Bankruptcy Attorney?

Choosing the right bankruptcy attorney can be difficult. There is no shortage of commercials or advertisements that will tell you that you can “easily” find a bankruptcy attorney. It is true that many lawyers focus their practice on debt relief and bankruptcy. However, not all bankruptcy attorneys are equal. You are going to need a skilled attorney that knows the law and knows what is required of a person who files for bankruptcy. You will also need to speak with an attorney that is able to clearly explain whether you need to file bankruptcy at all. Some of the best bankruptcy advice lies in knowing when not to file and utilize some other form of debt relief to rectify the situation.

Determine Your Needs

This step is mostly about first understanding your situation and then understanding how you want it to change. If you are in a position where you are being overwhelmed by debt you will need to get a grasp on what you want going further. If you don’t own much and just need help by gaining a somewhat clean slate, then your situation will vary differently from a person who has many assets and owes many types of creditors.

Most firms that hand bankruptcy in any way are likely to be able to help with any of the various types of bankruptcy, although if you are filing bankruptcy in relation to a business you may want to seek out a firm that specializes in Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Also consider that if you file bankruptcy, other pending legal matters that you have, and your future financial situation such as your credit score, will be affected. Keeping this in mind, you may want to consider seeking firms that also have vast experience in handling other debt related issues.

Research Qualifications Online

The more research you do, the better. Start with a general search of bankruptcy attorneys in your geographical area. Look at their specialties or other types of law that they practice. Pay attention to what services they provide. Many of them provide services related to bankruptcy, like alternative debt relief measures, help with garnishments, and repossession. These additional services may be of help early on because unfortunately, your bankruptcy may lead to more financial issues before all is said and done. Try not to panic or feel worse about the process, just be aware that future financial problems are a possibility.

Once you get some names of attorneys in the area, you can then conduct more of a specific search to see all the information that is available on the attorney. Most attorney websites will feature some sort of background information like when the attorney passed the bar, how long the attorney has practiced bankruptcy law, and where the attorney went to law school.

Once you have narrowed down your search to attorney’s names, take the time to search out client reviews for that attorney. There are a few sites like AVVO that will allow a former or current client to place a review about an attorney's services. Martindale-Hubblle provides profiles that allow other attorneys in the area to rate the work of a specific attorney. So not only can you hear from clients but you can also see what an attorney’s peers think.

Check Your State Bar Association’s Website for any Disciplinary History

Next, you will want to do a sort of background check on the attorney. Its actually very easy to do. You only need the name of the attorney. Go to your state’s bar association website. The bar association is responsible for licensing of all attorneys within the state in addition to disciplining attorneys ethical misconduct. From there, you will be able to search for the profile of the attorneys you have narrowed your search down to. If there have been any ethical issues such as fraud or malpractice, it will be in this section.

While most attorney’s files will offer no issues, it still does not hurt to check. If an attorney had many major ethical complaints against them, it would be unlikely that they were currently eligible to practice law. You will want to know that you have an ethical and honest attorney on your side, searching their bar history will only ease any concerns you may have.

Schedule an Appointment with a Bankruptcy Attorney

The last step in the process is actually making a decision on an attorney and scheduling an appointment. Don’t feel rushed or that there is something wrong with talking to multiple attorneys. In a way, its kind of like getting a second opinion from a doctor or a mechanic, it may be good to good to hear different opinions on your situation. It also may be comforting to hear the same thing from multiple attorneys; it lets you know that you have probably picked wisely.