Can a Bankruptcy stop foreclosure proceedings,
lawsuits, and wage garnishments?
In many cases, the filing of a Bankruptcy can save a home
from foreclosure, or put an end to a pending lawsuit or
wage garnishment.
Can I keep my home, cars, retirement, and other
property, if I file Bankruptcy?
The vast majority of people who file Bankruptcy are
allowed to keep all of their property including their home, motor vehicles, retirement, and other assets. However,
there are of course certain limits defining how much
property a person is allowed to keep, and your attorney
will be able to tell you before you
file if all of your assets
will be protected.
Is it more difficult to file Bankruptcy since the
enactment of the Bankruptcy Reform ACT of 2005?
The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005 made some
sweeping changes in Bankruptcy Law, both substantively
and procedurally. For example, most individuals who file
Bankruptcy are now required to meet certain credit
counseling requirements. However, the passage of the
2005 Reform Act does not materially impair the ability
of most individuals to file Bankruptcy and obtain a
release or discharge of their debts.
How do I get started?
To get started, you can schedule an appointment
with
the Law Offices of Zitomer & Roberts. which is a federally designated debt relief agency, by calling
530/ 676-8041.
