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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Regain Financial Stability by Filing Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

An unstable economy can result in rapid and unexpected changes to your personal financial situation. Losing your job or facing other unexpected circumstances can quickly leave you wondering what happened to your monetary stability.

If you are already in foreclosure or if you are worried about losing your house or car because of debt, you may be wondering whether you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. At the law office of Eric Ollason, Attorney at Law, we have over 15 years of experience helping clients throughout Tucson, Arizona and the surrounding areas, find debt relief through bankruptcy. Contact us online or call 866-930-7142 to schedule your free initial consultation.

Bankruptcy Can Offer a Fresh Financial Start

Many people have negative ideas about bankruptcy, fearing it will ruin their reputation or credit score. That is not the case. Bankruptcy is a viable option to help people achieve financial stability.

The goal of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is not to take away assets from debtors and leave them on the streets, but to help them get a fresh start. Even if you have already received a notice of foreclosure, it is not too late. It is possible to stop the sale right up to the actual point of sale.

How Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Can Help

Under Chapter 7 bankruptcy, all your qualifying debts can be discharged. Using the means test, we determine if you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you do qualify, we will help you throughout the process. Our lawyer:

  • Drafts and files the petition for bankruptcy
  • Represents you at all hearings
  • Guides your through the process, all the way to final discharge

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy stops repossession and foreclosure actions. In addition, once the petition has been filed, wage or bank account garnishment and creditor harassment must cease. We also represent clients in actions against creditors for violations of the automatic stay, such as violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) or the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).

Debtors who do not qualify under the means test can still file under Chapter 13.

Contact us online or call 866-930-7142 to schedule your free initial consultation.

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