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Understanding Chapter 7 BankruptcyChapter 7 bankruptcy, also called liquidation bankruptcy, is a type of bankruptcy in which your assets are sold (or liquidated) in exchange to pay for your debts. Although some debts cannot be liquidated, most are forgiven when you file. This may seem like a confusing process, but working with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer can help protect your rights. I am Brian P. Curtis, Attorney at Law, and I have nine years of experience helping clients throughout Louisville, Kentucky, and the surrounding communities file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Contact me online or call 502-379-4845 to schedule your free initial consultation. Common Chapter 7 QuestionsMany people do not understand bankruptcy and they do not know what to expect from the process. When I work with clients, I give them the legal counsel they need to address questions such as: - Can I keep my house and car?
- Can I negotiate with the IRS?
- What happens with wage garnishments and judgments?
- What do I do if their is a lien against my house?
- Is bankruptcy a better alternative than debt consolidation?
The Importance of Hiring a Good Bankruptcy AttorneyThe fundamentals of bankruptcy are the same in every bankruptcy case: I help clients use Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy to find debt relief. However, the individual issues and concerns that each client brings are always different. I take the time to understand my clients' concerns and how these issues impact them. I make sure my clients know what is right for them and help determine if bankruptcy is the best solution for their situation. Bankruptcy is a complex area of law, but it can provide the financial security you need. Schedule your free initial consultation by contacting me online or by calling 502-379-4845.
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