Why You Should Choose Clark & Washington to Represent You in Bankruptcy Court
Clark & Washington is mid-Florida’s largest bankruptcy filer, and our Orlando bankruptcy attorneys have years of experience in Florida bankruptcy and stopping the Florida foreclosure process. Once you have initiated contact with us, our work begins. In order to determine if you should file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, your attorney will review your case taking certain things into consideration. These include:
- your assets
- your debts
- your income
- your secured loans
- your unsecured loans
Once the above have been established, your attorney can help you determine the best solution so as to protect your assets if at all possible using the exemption laws of the state that currently exist. Based on the provided information, they will assist you in deciding what exemptions you want to claim. Unfortunately, this does not always mean that you will get to keep everything that you want went filing a Chapter 7.
With this being said, you can rest assured that your Clark & Washington Florida bankruptcy attorneys can help you protect those assets better than what you could do on your own. They have years of experience with Orlando bankruptcy as well as bankruptcies throughout the state and are completely knowledgeable of the US Bankruptcy Code. Once your attorney determines which bankruptcy is best for you, they will start working with you on determining the value of your assets if this applicable.
Your bankruptcy will then be filled out accurately and completely, as well as filing the petition once it is ready. Be prepared for a “341 Creditors Meeting,” which will occur within 30 days of filing your bankruptcy petition and that you are required to attend. You will be required to swear in must answer the questions that your creditors and bankruptcy trustee asks you regarding your indebtedness to them.
Herein lays the benefit of hiring the services of Clark & Washington bankruptcy attorneys, since they play an extremely significant role in this part of the process. In addition to attending the meeting with you, they will prepare you (in advance) for the questions you may encounter during that meeting. Additionally, when your assets are being sold in order to repay your debts, your attorney will maintain communication with the bankruptcy trustee assigned to your case in order to benefit your best interests in the matter. They will also make you aware of the obligations you will have to fulfill in order to have your debts discharged.
