Murrieta Bankruptcy Lawyer
CHAPTER 7 AND CHAPTER 13 MURRIETA BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY
The bankruptcy code was developed to assist individuals and businesses in eliminating debt and rebuilding their financial future. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy are the main chapters used by individuals to eliminate or reorganize their debts.
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is often referred to as a liquidation bankruptcy where unexempt assets are liquidated to pay creditors. In the majority of cases creditors do not receive any distributions and no assets are liquidated. In most Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases the California bankruptcy exemptions protect assets from creditor liquidation.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is referred to as a reorganization bankruptcy and offers a number of benefits to clients. Through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy our clients can stop foreclosure and have the opportunity to pay past due arrears on their home through a structured 3 to 5 year payment plan, remove second mortgage and homeowners association liens, and structure a payment plan to pay IRS and state tax debt over a 3 to 5 year term. Determining your qualification to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection is based on examining your income and expenses and determining whether there is available disposable income to distribute to creditors. During the initial consultation we will complete a review of your income and expenses to evaluate whether Chapter 13 bankruptcy is feasible and beneficial for you.
Attorney Norma Duenas will make time to sit down with you personally if you call and schedule a free and confidential consultation.
If you need further assistance or to schedule a no-cost phone or in-person consultation, please call us at 866-337-7220 or email us if calling us is not practical or it’s after hours.