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[GRAPHIC: Buddy D. Ford, P.A., "Representation with Dignity" since 1987]
JONATHAN A. SEAMACH: A Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows a person who's unable to pay their debts to exchange their nonexempt assets in return for a discharge of those debts, which lets them start rebuilding their credit and get a fresh start.
When a client comes into our office, they're experiencing a lot of different emotions. They're also worried about what's going to happen when they file and try to help them and explain to them everything that's going on at that point. Our top priority at Buddy D. Ford, P.A., is to get our clients back their peace of mind. We do this by getting them filed quickly and stopping the debt collection letters and the threatening phone calls. It's very important for a person to contact an experienced bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible. The sooner they contact the attorney, the sooner they can start towards getting back their peace of mind.
One thing people considering a Chapter 7 bankruptcy should realize is that filing the bankruptcy doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to lose your house, you're going to lose your cars, and you're going to end up destitute. The bankruptcy code has provisions, which protect certain assets.
At Buddy D. Ford, P.A., we'll go over all that with you so you know exactly how you will end up once the bankruptcy's concluded.
[GRAPHIC: Law Offices Buddy D. Ford, P.A., TampaEsq.com, 813-463-2835, 877-547-1561, 115 North MacDill Avenue | Tampa, FL 33609]
