Providing Highly-Skilled Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Representation Since 1994
If you are struggling financially and are constantly behind on bills, credit card debt, medical costs and mortgage payments, Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a possible solution. There is no shame in asking for help when you need it most. At the Law Offices of Buckey & Schurter, we have been helping people with Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings since 1994. We believe in a comprehensive financial approach when helping all of our bankruptcy clients. Consider reaching out to one of our highly-experienced and knowledgeable Corona Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys today.
Our attorneys will work with you in determining the best possible strategy towards debt relief and financial freedom. We understand your frustrations and are here to provide you with the legal help you need. We have Southern California offices in Corona and Riverside.
Debt relief can be yours if you consult with the Law Offices of Buckey & Schurter. Please contact us today to schedule your free bankruptcy consultation. From the initial consultation and bankruptcy means testing to helping you rebuild your life after bankruptcy, our attorneys will be there for you every step of the way.
What Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Could Do for You
Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives debtors the ability to discharge certain unsecured debts, such as credit card debt, personal loans and medical bills, while also allowing a debtor to retain most of his or her assets. Sometimes referred to as "debt liquidation" bankruptcy or "straight" bankruptcy, Chapter 7 bankruptcy not only discharges debt but can provide many other benefits including:
- Stopping home foreclosure
- Stopping creditor phone calls and harassment
- Stopping judgments, liens and garnishments
- Relief from repossession
Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy places on "automatic stay" on creditors, which is how it stops home foreclosure, creditor harassment, judgments and other types of collections and proceedings.
Qualifying for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Since the passing of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, individuals and businesses who file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy must first qualify under a bankruptcy means test. This test is largely based on a monthly income comparison to a median income. If you do not qualify for Chapter 7, there are other options that our lawyers can explore with you including Chapter 13 bankruptcy as well as any non-bankruptcy options. We truly care about your financial future and will work as a team to reach a solution.
Contact Norco Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
Call 951-893-5394 or toll free 888-591-8958 for a free initial consultation with a knowledgeable Norco consumer bankruptcy attorney. We look forward to helping you explore your bankruptcy options.
