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Understanding the Facts of Chapter 13 BankruptcyFor many people, chapter 13 bankruptcy is the best way to protect your home, car and other assets. In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you work with a lawyer to create a payment plan. This plan allows you to pay a specified amount every month, and after five years, any remaining debt is discharged. I am Brian P. Curtis, Attorney at Law, and I help clients throughout the Louisville, Kentucky, area understand how Chapter 13 bankruptcy can alleviate their concerns, including: - Will I be able to save my home?
- What happens if my home is in foreclosure?
- Is asset protection available?
- How can I stop wage garnishments from taking money out of my check?
- Is it possible to negotiate with the IRS?
- What happens if I am behind on car payments?
- Is bankruptcy a better alternative than debt consolidation?
When I meet with clients, I take the time to understand their situation. The answers to these questions vary based on your circumstances, and I will help you find the answers you need. Working Through Chapter 13 BankruptcyBankruptcy is an extremely complex area of law. It can be overwhelming to go through the process on your own. When I work with clients, I help them make sure filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy is in their best interest. Without an attorney, you are at the mercy of creditors. When I work with clients, I serve as their advocate throughout the process. Schedule your free initial consultation by contacting me online or by calling 502-379-4845. I can help you find the debt relief you need.
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