CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY
CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY
Chapter 7 bankruptcy
is a relatively straightforward way of getting rid of debts you cannot
afford to pay. If you are eligible for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, it may be
possible to get your credit card balances, medical bills and other debts
eliminated within a matter of a few months.
I'm Steven Bilsky, a Memphis-based attorney who has been helping clients in Tennessee
achieve debt relief
through bankruptcy for more than 30 years. To learn more about your
Chapter 7 bankruptcy options, contact me today to schedule a free
consultation.
Make a Fresh Start by Discharging Unsecured Debts
Chapter 7 bankruptcy — also known as liquidation or straight bankruptcy —
allows eligible debtors to completely eliminate certain types of
unsecured debts. An unsecured debt is a debt that is not backed by a
particular piece of property like a home, car or item of furniture.
Credit
cards and medical bills are the most common types of debts that people
eliminate in Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Some lines of credit and certain
unpaid taxes can also be discharged.
For many
people, the elimination of debts in Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an
opportunity to make a fresh start. If you also have secured debts such
as mortgage loans, wiping out your unsecured debts in Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help you keep up with your payments.
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