Paul Horton: Bankruptcy Free Consultation

Has something been keeping you awake. Have you been worried that some negative action will occur like a lawsuit, repossession, foreclosure, or other harassing debt collection? If you’re worried that your care will be repossessed or that your home will be facing foreclosure auction in a coming day, then you need to review your options right away by calling a bankruptcy lawyer. Our team is standing by to take your call and looking forward to the opportunity to review your case with you about filing bankruptcy and whether it is the option that will provide you the protection you need.

Bankruptcy Attorney in Utah

If you are considering filing bankruptcy, yet you have not had the time to contact a bankruptcy lawyer because you work long hours, or even work nights or overtime. Our bankruptcy consultants are available on weekends, and in evenings and we even pick up the phone in the middle of the night. Clients are always surprised when they call us in the middle of the night to have someone actually pick up the phone. They approach us in their position of need and we take their situation very seriously. We can help you get the answers and attorney advice from an attorney that you need in order to review your situation and find out your best options.

If you have found yourself potentially facing a devastating financial situation, you could find that bankruptcy is a good option for you. In order to find out, you can contact our bankruptcy team by calling (801) 676-5506 to receive a consultation for bankruptcy. Are you ready to get started? then call our bankruptcy office to get your own fast, courteous, and effective case review. We work in specifically in your local and you will be dealing with a local bankruptcy lawyer who is trained to help you in an efficient and effective way. Contact the team today to get your confidential case review.

Curious about how bankruptcy works and if it may be right for you?

Your first step is to set up a consultation with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. The initial bankruptcy consultation is a first meeting, usually lasting between 30-60 minutes, in which your bankruptcy attorney gets a feel for the financial issues you are confronting and how best to address them.

A good bankruptcy attorney will not try to “steer” you in the direction of bankruptcy, and the meeting may very well end with your attorney recommending that you hold off filing or that you completely forego the bankruptcy process altogether. Any good consultation will focus on your assets and how best to protect them as well the dischargeability of your debts.

Ascent Law Bankruptcy Process

The process is not uniform. Some offices will provide a questionnaire and list of required paperwork prior to the consultation; others will hand it out when you arrive. In either event, be prepared for some document collection as consumer bankruptcy post-United States Bankruptcy Code changes has become quite detailed in its production requirements.

Question:

What type of bankruptcy would I file that will enable me to keep my vehicle?

ANSWER:

You can keep it with either 7 or 13 but you have to have an attorney work out the deal and paper work for you.

Credit Card Information:

The good news is that credit card debt is classified as unsecured debt, generally the easiest to wipe out in a bankruptcy filing. Credit card debt is a common problem we see here on a daily basis, and a Chapter 7 case can provide a nice solution. Often, People try to pay their debts and want to pay their debts. Whether bankruptcy is the right option for you ,be sue to talk with us about the interest rate you currently pay on your credit cards and other debt.

It’s possible you’ll never be able to get out of debt in your lifetime without filing for bankruptcy.

Free Consultation with a Bankruptcy Lawyer

If you have a bankruptcy question, or need to file a bankruptcy case, call Ascent Law now at (801) 676-5506. Attorneys in our office have filed over a thousand cases. We can help you now. Come in or call in for your free initial consultation.