Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Can Assist With

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Preventing The Foreclosure Of Your Home

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Preventing The Repossession Of Your Car

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Catching Up Delinquent Car or Mortgage Payments

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Stopping Wage Garnishments

Helping Pay Back Taxes

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Stopping Interest From Accruing On Your Tax Debt (Local, State Or Federal)

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Keeping Valuable Property Which Is Nonexempt In A Bankruptcy

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Managing Other Financial Situations

A person who files Chapter 13 bankruptcy are individuals who seek to hold on to possessions such as a home, vehicles, or other property or assets.

In Chapter 13, there are two kinds of assets: assets that the individual owns free and clear and assets that secured creditors have security interests in. A person who completes Chapter 13 will not have to give up any owned, free and clear property. An individual also will likely be able to keep secured property, such as a house or car if they can propose a Chapter 13 plan that will provide for payment of the asset.

We are extremely detailed in our preparation regarding your Chapter 13 bankruptcy, provide a comprehensive approach in seeking a successful Chapter 13 bankruptcy, and guide you through this difficult process with the dignity and respect you deserve.

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Pursuant to BAPCPA "We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code."