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(888) 7 NEW START(888) 763-9782Email Atty. Kathleen L. KaneEmail Atty. Tatyana TabachnikEmail Atty. David M. SpillaneTwo South Shore Offices:1140 Washington StreetHanover, MA 023391212 Hancock Street, Suite 325Quincy, MA 02169
Listen to Attorney Kathleen Kane Your HomeSaving your house or residence plays a large part in deciding on a plan to reduce and erase debt. Chapter 13 bankruptcies will stop foreclosure and creditors by creating a structured plan for you to pay an affordable amount each month. Chapter 7 bankruptcies may get rid of much of your debt, but your house may be considered an asset and used to pay back creditors. Your Car and Other AssetsA concern for most people is saving valuable assets from being seized and repossessed by creditors. For example, if you are behind on car payments, bankruptcy can consolidate your missed payments, which you would then pay to your trustee rather than the finance company. Choosing a bankruptcy chapter may force you to make choices about which assets you can realistically part with. Student LoansYou know education is important, but how do you deal with the loans that follow? Bankruptcy will not eliminate them, but your loans can be consolidated into a feasible monthly payment plan through Chapter 13. Medical BillsMany people have to make hard decisions when deciding which bills to pay off first, especially when it concerns someone they love. Monstrous piles of debt can result from an unexpected illness or injury and affect all areas of your life. Bankruptcy is often a workable solution to deal with debt while helping the most important people in your life. Job LossThe economy has made it tougher than ever to find or replace a job. Normal bills, insurance, and expenses start looming over your head after a loss of employment. Filing for bankruptcy can put you on the path to recovery. DivorceAside from the filing process, the added costs of moving, child support, and division of property can take a serious toll on your finances. Chapter 7 or 13 can provide options for you to eliminate mounting debts from your divorce and other expenses. Let us help you build your new life. Credit Card DebtThis is an extremely common problem today. Running up your cards is never a smart idea but your debts can be discharged under Chapter 7 if you act quickly and examine your spending habits. Other DebtsUtilities and other debts can pile up as you deal with larger payments. If you are buying extra sweaters because your heat has been shut off, bankruptcy can help you consider all the issues and create a plan to discharge your debts immediately or over time with a structured plan. CreditorsCreditors sometimes take a forceful approach when collecting debts, or may attempt to collect more than you legally owe. Filing for bankruptcy will stop creditors in their taxes and put an end to harassing phone calls and behavior. We act as the go-between to protect your interests and reduce debts in a responsible manner. Fines, Taxes, and LawsuitsUnfortunately, these issues will not disappear if you file for bankruptcy. However, filing may free up money from other debts that will allow you to take care of fines, taxes and lawsuits that require your immediate attention. If you have questions about filing for bankruptcy or eligibility, contact the Bankruptcy Law Center today. Homepage
Your HomeSaving your house or residence plays a large part in deciding on a plan to reduce and erase debt. Chapter 13 bankruptcies will stop foreclosure and creditors by creating a structured plan for you to pay an affordable amount each month. Chapter 7 bankruptcies may get rid of much of your debt, but your house may be considered an asset and used to pay back creditors.
Your Car and Other AssetsA concern for most people is saving valuable assets from being seized and repossessed by creditors. For example, if you are behind on car payments, bankruptcy can consolidate your missed payments, which you would then pay to your trustee rather than the finance company. Choosing a bankruptcy chapter may force you to make choices about which assets you can realistically part with.
Student LoansYou know education is important, but how do you deal with the loans that follow? Bankruptcy will not eliminate them, but your loans can be consolidated into a feasible monthly payment plan through Chapter 13.
Medical BillsMany people have to make hard decisions when deciding which bills to pay off first, especially when it concerns someone they love. Monstrous piles of debt can result from an unexpected illness or injury and affect all areas of your life. Bankruptcy is often a workable solution to deal with debt while helping the most important people in your life.
Job LossThe economy has made it tougher than ever to find or replace a job. Normal bills, insurance, and expenses start looming over your head after a loss of employment. Filing for bankruptcy can put you on the path to recovery.
DivorceAside from the filing process, the added costs of moving, child support, and division of property can take a serious toll on your finances. Chapter 7 or 13 can provide options for you to eliminate mounting debts from your divorce and other expenses. Let us help you build your new life.
Credit Card DebtThis is an extremely common problem today. Running up your cards is never a smart idea but your debts can be discharged under Chapter 7 if you act quickly and examine your spending habits.
Other DebtsUtilities and other debts can pile up as you deal with larger payments. If you are buying extra sweaters because your heat has been shut off, bankruptcy can help you consider all the issues and create a plan to discharge your debts immediately or over time with a structured plan.
CreditorsCreditors sometimes take a forceful approach when collecting debts, or may attempt to collect more than you legally owe. Filing for bankruptcy will stop creditors in their taxes and put an end to harassing phone calls and behavior. We act as the go-between to protect your interests and reduce debts in a responsible manner.
Fines, Taxes, and LawsuitsUnfortunately, these issues will not disappear if you file for bankruptcy. However, filing may free up money from other debts that will allow you to take care of fines, taxes and lawsuits that require your immediate attention.
If you have questions about filing for bankruptcy or eligibility, contact the Bankruptcy Law Center today.
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