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Bankruptcy Lawyers and Free Evaluation: Can Bankruptcy Help Me?

Bankruptcy Help: Free Evaluation by a Bankruptcy Lawyer

Bankruptcy is designed to eliminate debt and stop collections. Federal bankruptcy laws were enacted by Congress to give consumers and business owners a fresh start when burdened by excess debt. Could filing bankruptcy be the right solution for you?

A local bankruptcy lawyer can review your finances and inform you of your legal rights.

Put the bankruptcy laws to work for you. Learn about your right to discharge overwhelming debt.

Bankruptcy laws provide two main forms of bankruptcy for individuals: Chapter 7 bankruptcy to eliminate credit card and unsecured debts, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy to reorganize debts into an affordable repayment plan.

Each type of bankruptcy involves a different process and may produce different results, based on your unique financial situation. Here's a breakdown:

Also called "straight" bankruptcy because of the quick relief it offers, this form of bankruptcy is frequently known as "Chapter 7" for the section of the bankruptcy code that outlines how it works.

If you want to eliminate unsecured debt like credit cards, payday loans, utility bills, medical debt and some personal loans, filing bankruptcy under Chapter 7 may be an option.

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is usually a viable option for people with lots of unsecured debt and little income, such as an unemployed person who's been using credit cards or payday loans to make ends meet.

If you want to file Chapter 7, you'll have to take the Chapter 7 means test to see if you qualify. But don't worry, most people who want to file Chapter 7 are able to. It's a myth that the "new" bankruptcy law made it so no one can file for bankruptcy.

The means test determines whether your income is low enough to get your debts discharged.

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