Bridgeport Bankruptcy Attorneys Help Client Successfully Beat Bankruptcy
For many people facing bankruptcy, the idea of hiring a bankruptcy attorney can seem overwhelming. After all, how difficult can the bankruptcy process be? It can actually be quite difficult, and the smallest paperwork error can ruin your case. The initial saving on an attorney may cost you your life’s savings and your home down the road. Only an experienced bankruptcy attorney knows how to cautiously navigate the complex bankruptcy process, and ensure that you reach all of your goals.
At Mark M. Kratter, LLC., our Bridgeport, CT bankruptcy lawyers have been helping Connecticut families start over for years. They have worked with individuals and families to allow them to successfully get through the complicated processes of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Let the compassionate and efficient Connecticut debt relief attorneys at Mark M. Kratter help you, too, by contacting us today.
Protecting Your Assets through Filing Ch. 7 or Ch. 13
Like many people dealing with approaching bankruptcy, you may feel alone: but you are not. The experienced Bridgeport bankruptcy attorneys at Mark M. Kratter are here for you. They give you their valuable experience and keep you informed as to your choices, taking care of everything for you, and giving you a chance to have some peace.
The bankruptcy lawyers at Mark M. Kratter can help you save the important things, like your home, your car, your family heirlooms and prized possessions. They can also stop creditor harassment and assist you in discharging unsecured debts. Let their experience wipe your slate clean of these burdens. Bankruptcy attorney Mark Kratter has over 18 years experience helping Connecticut residents start over: let him help you, too.
Relying on a reliable bankruptcy law firm gets results. In dealing with the complexities of Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Mark M. Kratter have helped countless clients in many ways, including:
- Avoiding foreclosure
- Filing for bankruptcy
- Stopping creditor harassment
- Minimizing medical bills
- Halting repossession
- Discharging credit card debt
- Dealing with tax issues
- Ending wage garnishment
The attorneys at Mark M. Kratter know from years of experience that the knowledge they provide can save your home, your possessions, your money, and the life you have come to love. You are not alone: let Mark M. Kratter help you through this.
Discharging Debt Through Ch. 7 Bankruptcy
For individuals, Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be the best way to stop creditor harassment and discharge your unsecured debts. For businesses, Chapter 7 may be the most cost-effective way to close down a business that is no longer viable and settle your remaining debts.
Filing for Ch. 7 bankruptcy is a complex process, one that involves gathering a great deal of evidence to support your claim. When you hire the attorneys at Mark M. Kratter, we do the leg work for you. We gather the necessary information, such as:
-A list of your creditors and how much you owe them
-The source, amount, and frequency of your income, if any
-All of the major property you own, such as your house, car, business real estate, equipment, and accounts receivable
-Monthly living expenses, including food, clothing, shelter, utilities, taxes, transportation, and medicine
We then make sure that the paperwork involved, which is extensive, is correctly completed in a timely manner, allowing the process to be as efficient, and effective, as possible. Let us see if you are eligible for Ch. 7 Bankruptcy.
Creating Long-term Payment Plans Through Ch. 13 Bankruptcy
Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy has certain provisions which limits who can file for it. For example, to qualify, you must meet specific debt limits, such as owing less than $360,475 of unsecured debt and $1,081,400 of secured debt. When filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the court will determine how much you can afford to repay, based on a tabulation of both your monthly living expenses and the total amount of your debt. A repayment plan is then created, and generally extends over three to five years.
When you are in the process of filing for Ch. 13 bankruptcy, collection agencies have to cease contacting you at home and at work. When the repayment plan is successfully completed, your debts are considered settled, and any remaining debt that has been covered by the bankruptcy is null and void.
Experience, Efficiency, Compassion
Discover how they have helped thousands of people file for bankruptcy throughout the Bridgeport area: contact them today at their Bridgeport, CT offices at 203-678-8135. The law firm of Mark M. Kratter, LLC, in Norwalk, Connecticut, serves bankruptcy clients throughout Fairfield County including the communities of Norwalk, Stamford, Greenwich, Westport, Redding, Wilton, Ridgefield, Darien, Weston, Fairfield, Danbury, Stratford, Monroe, Newtown, Bethel, Danbury, New Canaan, Easton and Bridgeport. Become one of their success stories and let them help you begin anew.
