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Memphis, TN Bankruptcy Attorney

  Memphis Bankruptcy Experience That Makes A Difference I am  attorney Steven F. Bilsky . I have more than 30 years of  experience in bankruptcy law  and have helped thousands of clients find solutions to debt problems. I practice exclusively in  bankruptcy law  to provide each of my clients with skilled and knowledgeable representation. While my clients retain my services to obtain  debt relief , I also believe it is important to provide my clients with compassionate support and superior service. Sometimes, just knowing that you have an experienced and caring advocate on your side can make a world of difference. To learn more about my education, experience and credentials, visit my  attorney profile below . Steven Frank Bilsky Contact A Memphis, Tennessee Bankruptcy Lawyer I serve clients throughout the Memphis metropolitan area. To schedule a free consultation with a Memphis debt relief lawyer, contact my law office at 901-525-6692. Yo...

File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Memphis, TN

CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY Are You Eligible for Debt Elimination? 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...

Covid-19 Bankruptcy Information

Petitioning for financial protection During the COVID-19 Outbreak Most states in the U.S. have given remain at home requests or other physical removing measures to decrease the spread of the coronavirus. Correspondingly, government chapter 11 courts have changed their tasks to help secure open wellbeing. A few courts have shut, remembering certain courts for California, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, and North Carolina. Different courts may close as the COVID-19 episode advances. In the event that you have sought financial protection, yet the court where you recorded closes before you complete the procedure, you will keep on being shielded from lenders by the programmed remain. In the event that you have not yet documented, and the court where you would regularly record closes, you might need to counsel a lawyer to see if you can document in an alternate court. Chapter 11 courts that stay open may force extra conventions for entering the town hall. Courts likewise may change agen...