Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Protection

Connecticut Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyers

Volman Law is a debt relief agency that helps individuals and families in Fairfield County with bankruptcy. Our Connecticut bankruptcy lawyers provide legal assistance with both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings.

• Eliminate the downward spiral of credit card debt
• Stop threatening phone calls and lawsuits
• Stop creditors from garnishing your wages
• Save your home from foreclosure

Contact the Connecticut bankruptcy lawyers at Volman Law by e-mail or call (203) 929-7771 to schedule a free initial consultation.

Affordable, High Quality, Experienced Legal Representation

Situations change, but not always for the better. Job loss, pay cuts, illness, and medical bills can easily leave a person buried under more debt than he or she can handle. Don’t suffer the headaches and heartaches of debt longer than you have to. Yes, the bankruptcy laws have changed, but personal bankruptcy IS still available to most people.

Volman Law attorneys assist people filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 debt reorganization bankruptcy.

Chapter 7: If you have far more debt than you can hope to pay and your situation is likely to be long-lasting, then Chapter 7 may be the “fresh start” you need. Chapter 7 bankruptcy eliminates credit card debt and medical bills. If your house is in jeopardy, we will work to delay foreclosure so that you have an opportunity to get equity from the home. Learn more by visiting our Webpage on foreclosure.

We know this can be an emotionally difficult process, but our Connecticut Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers are here to help you make a new start in life, without the weight of debt on your shoulders.

Chapter 13: Chapter 13 allows you to keep your assets, your car, and even your home by restructuring your debt to reduce or eliminate some payments. (Chapter 13 bankruptcy cannot reduce monthly mortgage payments, however.) With Chapter 13, the bankruptcy attorney negotiates with creditors to reduce the total amount owed, to extend the repayment period, and to eliminate interest. The repayment period can generally be extended from 36 to 60 months.

Don’t assume that you cannot get help or that you will be stuck in debt forever. An experienced and knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney at Volman Law can help you understand your options. Contact the Connecticut bankruptcy lawyers at Volman Law by e-mail or call (203) 929-7771 to schedule a free initial consultation.

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