IMPORTANT: Even though the Bankruptcy law has changed, YOU MAY STILL BE BE ABLE TO FILE BANKRUPTCY.  Call for a consultation to evaluate your situation.

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The Federal Trade Commission provides valuable information for consumers concerning credit cards, how to dispute errors in your credit report and sample dispute letters. Go to the FTC Site.  

When personal financial problems come up, many concerns arise. This site is designed to answer your questions. If you do not find an answer to your particular issue, we can answer all of your questions, either by E-mail or at a consultation with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.

How bad is your credit card debt?

How long will it take you to pay off the debt if you only make minimum payments? Find out.

Look through this site for answers to your bankruptcy questions. There is also valuable information on your rights as a creditor. Just go to our Bankruptcy Questions and Answers.

We provide accurate information so you can make an informed choice regarding your financial future.

Common Bankruptcy Questions and Answers

• How will the new bankruptcy law affect me?

• What can bankruptcy do for me?

• What about delinquent taxes?

• What about spousal support & child support?

• How do I stop creditor calls?

• Can I keep my house?

• Can I keep my car?

• Can I keep the money in my bank account?

• Will bankruptcy ruin my credit?

• How long before I can get credit again?

• Can I keep my credit cards?

• Can I get fired for filing bankruptcy?

• I filed bankruptcy several years ago, what can I do?

• What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

These and answers to other questions can be found in the Bankruptcy Questions and Answers section.