This is a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code.
If you have debt that you cannot pay, bankruptcy might be an option. There are two types of bankruptcy that provide debt relief for consumers -- Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 involves the liquidation of assets to pay off your debts. At the Chambers Law Offices, we know that consumers often face difficult decisions. Fortunately, we can help. We can guide you through this crisis, and help you put this stressful time behind you. Do not face another day wondering what your future holds. Call the Chambers Law Offices to solve your debt problems.
Is Chapter 7 right for me?
Chapter 7 bankruptcy works best for someone who has a lot of unsecured debt such as
Utility bills
Credit card debt
Medical bills
If you are current on your payments, you may keep certain assets, like your house and your car. Alternately, you can liquidate them if you choose. Either way, after a Chapter 7 discharge, you have no further obligation to pay.
Declaring Chapter 7 can also
Stop harassing calls from collection agencies
Prevent lawsuits
Prevent utility shutoffs
Am I eligible for Chapter 7?
Unfortunately, there is an income threshold for Chapter 7. If, after income tests, your income level is above the eligibility point, you would be ineligible. Also, you can only declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy every eight years. However, if you still believe that bankruptcy is the best solution, you can still file under Chapter 13.
Chambers Law Offices represents clients throughout the states of Connecticut and New York including the cities of Avon, Bloomfield, Bridgeport, Bristol, Danbury, Enfield, Glastonbury, Hartford, Manchester, Manhattan, New Britain, New Haven, New York City, Norwalk, Rocky Hill, Stamford, Waterbury, and Wethersfield.
Fairfield County • Hartford County • Litchfield County • Middlesex County • New Haven County • New London County • Tolland County • Windham County
