Glendale, Arizona
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Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Student loan debt is one of Arizona residents’ most significant financial burdens. With rising tuition costs and economic uncertainty, many borrowers may struggle to keep up with payments. If you are overwhelmed by student loan debt, you may wonder whether bankruptcy could provide relief.
Have you ever wished for a fresh start in your financial life? Bankruptcy provides that opportunity, leading to long-term financial health.
When debt becomes overwhelming, it’s easy to feel trapped and unsure of the next steps. Should you file for bankruptcy, wiping the slate clean, or opt for debt negotiation (debt settlement), which might reduce your debt?
Navigating financial difficulties can be overwhelming, but recognizing when to consider bankruptcy can be crucial to regaining control. Understanding the key signs that bankruptcy might be a necessary option can help you make informed decisions and find relief from mounting debt. Here’s a detailed look at the top indicators that show that bankruptcy might be right for you.
Debt can feel overwhelming, and sometimes bankruptcy seems the only way out. But what happens to your belongings when you file? Bankruptcy exemptions are there to protect essential items and give you a fresh start. Let’s explore what you can keep and how a bankruptcy attorney can help you navigate the process.
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The purpose of the FDCPA is to eliminate those abusive practices in the collection of consumer debts and to promote instead a fair debt collection. It also provides consumers a way for disputing and obtaining information about your debt to ensure that the debt being collected is in fact a debt of yours. In short, this Act has created guidelines in which debt collectors may conduct their business, it defines the rights of you (as a consumer) and lays out penalties and resolutions for violations of the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act.
Learn how to properly handle any court judgments, seizure of assets, invaded bank accounts, and garnished pay checks. The author, who is a Board Certified Attorney in Creditors’ Rights Law effectively explains legal protections, strategies, and procedures in easy to understand terms.
Do you have Debt or Bankruptcy questions? Do you need to know what are the minimum requirements for bankruptcy or should you even declare bankruptcy? Do you have other questions about your debt and how you can finally get ahead?
For over 20+ years, we’ve handled all types of Debt & Bankruptcy cases in Arizona whether its consumer or business Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Chapter 13 or Debt Negotiation. The great and most important part is that we are board certified attorneys and specialize in creditors rights law by the American Board of Certification. That means we know the law and are certified to handle any type of Bankruptcy or debt matter!
Do you want to stop garnishments, foreclosures and help wiping out your debt? If you answered yes, than you are looking for experienced Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorneys to help you.
Do you want to stop garnishments, home foreclosures and help with restructuring your debt? If you answered yes, than you are looking for experienced Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorneys to help you through these tough times.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy does TWO things: Chapter 13 allows you to discharge (eliminate) unsecured debts you can’t afford to pay, in addition to restructuring those debts you need to pay off (automobiles, secured debts on jewelry or furniture) and those debts you simply can’t get rid of (taxes due less than 3 years ago) to more affordable payments. Chapter 13 allows up to 5-years payment plans with ZERO interest and ZERO penalties accruing while paying taxes off. Chapter 13 allows complete restructuring vehicle loans (lower price to book value, remove negative equity caused by “upside down” vehicle trade-ins, with new payment over 5 years with lower interest rates (presently 6%). Chapter 13 gives you an automatic deferment on any student loans regardless of income. With Chapter 13, those debts that you can’t afford to pay (credit cards, medical bills and unsecured debts) are wiped away, while those things that must be paid off are restructured to more affordable payments (lower interest and more time to pay). Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is also available to individuals who own and operate a small businesses. The idea is that eliminating those debts we can get rid of, while lowering payments on the things we need to pay off means the paycheck is there for the family. Read More
One of the most important things about Debt Negotiation and Settlements is to understand that you must want to be willing to make a change in your lifestyle, your spending habits, consider ways of debt management and possibly consolidate bills if necessary.
The Wesbrooks Law Firm, PLLC has the experience to assist in both areas including education and debt negotiation. Whether you are searching for an affordable attorney to help you with a debt review, debt settlements, debt negotiations or debt relief options we may be able to help. Read More
In Arizona, Bankruptcy laws can assist you in your time of financial crisis. It is possible to work towards a great credit score even after filing for Bankruptcy and with our help you can achieve those goals! You can be financially successful with the option of Bankruptcy or Debt Negotiation and our law firm assists both types of clients. Our board certified Bankruptcy lawyers have helped literally thousands of people just like you to turn their lives around. We can offer you or your family a fresh start.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is typically a great way to continue to keep your assets through your organization period. This option of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is typically for a small business owner who may owe too much money to meet the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy filing.
Know your rights as a consumer! Education is key when it comes to your debtors, click here to learn more about the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act or the FDCPA.
You must be an Arizona resident and have resided in Arizona for at least 90 days from the filing. If you have just moved to Arizona than your case cannot be filed until you have been in Arizona for 90 days. Once the 90 day mark has been reached we can start on your Bankruptcy case immediately, however before that time we can still help guide you in what may be best for you or your family.
We’ll then establish your financial means with what’s called a “Means Test”. The Means Test helps to determine what is the best specific to your bankruptcy needs as mandated by the Federal Government.
No matter what type of Chapter 7, Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy you need, we offer affordable payment plans to suite your needs. Schedule your FREE consultation with us today to set up an office or phone appointment. Call us now at (602) 262-4357. If you would like to come into our office for a FREE consultation, we have two convenient locations in the valley, one in Scottsdale and the other in Peoria, Arizona. You can talk with one of our actual Board Certified Bankruptcy attorneys today so that you can start planning for your future tomorrow! Our experienced lawyers will help stop your creditors from harassing you. Remember, we have two offices one in Peoria and the other in Scottsdale, Arizona to better serve you when you need it the most.
To schedule your FREE bankruptcy appointment, please call: (602) 262-4357 or schedule a FREE consultation right on our website.
After we’ve discussed your specific Bankruptcy case we will then agree on fee’s and after making your first payment, The Wesbrooks Law Firm, PLLC will accept all of your harassing creditor phone calls on your behalf. You may tell your creditors to call your attorney at The Wesbrooks Law Firm, PLLC. Representation will commence when the fee agreement has been signed and accepted by your attorney.
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