Filing bankruptcy is an important decision that should not be taken lightly and should be used as a last resort to solve financial problems. The primary purposes of bankruptcy are to give honest debtors in financial trouble a fresh start and to repay creditors to the extent available for payment. Bankruptcies are filed in federal court, not local or state courts, and are serious undertakings that can alleviate an individual’s legal obligation to repay most debts. There are several types of bankruptcy that an individual can file.

If you are overwhelmed by debts and are mired down by late payment and over-the-limit fees, skyrocketing interest rates and payments, foreclosure and repossession, being endlessly harassed by creditors, and are unable to make ends meet and feel like you will never get out of debt, you may want to consider a free consultation with our law office. We routinely hear from clients and prospective clients of uncontrollable credit and medical debt, repossessions, and judgments, debts which are potentially dischargeable through Chapter 7.

We understand the difficulties faced by working families who find themselves in a financial crisis, and we are here to help. Daniel L. Hightower, PA has offered bankruptcy assistance since 2005. The firm has successfully guided many clients through the process, made even more complicated by recent law changes. Our firm provides conscientious, competent, and diligent service and at all times will seek to achieve solutions which are just and reasonable for you with confidentiality, compassion, and quality customer service.

We put an emphasis on client contact in our practice of bankruptcy. If you call our office regarding a bankruptcy filing, you will speak to a live person, who will make an appointment to speak to an attorney if you meet the initial criteria to file either a Chapter 7  Bankruptcy. All initial consultations are personally conducted by Barbara Richard (an associate with Mr. Hightower since 1995), where she will meet with you and determine the best course of action to proceed, and quote you a competitive and reasonable fee if bankruptcy is the best option for you.

To find out more about your options and about getting a fresh start for your financial future, a free consultation with our bankruptcy attorney may be the best option. If filing bankruptcy is not your best option, we will tell you at the consultation and will assist you in finding the right plan for your needs.

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