Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Arkansas Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney

Helping You Get Out Of Debt

This type of Bankruptcy will relieve you of most of your debts with a few exceptions, such taxes, some student loans, and domestic support obligations (including alimony and child support). Even so, some tax obligations can be discharged in Chapter 7 as well as student loans under certain circumstances.

A Fresh Start With Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 is a chance for a fresh start on your way to financial freedom. Chapter 7 can eliminate these types of debt:

Judgments and lawsuits
Credit card debt
Medical and hospital bills
Unsecured loans
Secured loans if you need to surrender the property that secures those loans

The following is a list of assets, property interests, and money that may be kept if you file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case:

Equity in your home and burial plots
Vehicles
Clothing, jewelry, books, musical instruments, and pets
Health aids
Crops and farm animals
Household furnishings
Work tools, books, implements required for your employment, and other “tools of the trade”
Child support payments
Many life insurance policies
Most retirement accounts
Personal injury awards and wrongful death recoveries
Most all public assistance including Social Security benefits, disability benefits, veterans’ benefits, and unemployment compensation benefits

We will walk with you hand in hand from the beginning to the end of the Bankruptcy process. From your first meeting with our Arkansas Chapter 7 Bankruptcy lawyers, we will evaluate your needs to determine if Chapter 7 is right for you.

We will advise you of what you need to prepare your Bankruptcy petition and schedules, file the necessary documents, attend your meeting of creditors (where most, if not all, creditors fail to attend), and proceed to the discharge of your debts and closing of your case.

CONTACT CADDELL REYNOLDS LAW FIRM TODAY SO THAT JOEL G. HARGIS CAN GET STARTED PROTECTING YOU, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR SANITY, AND YOUR PROPERTY. CALL US AT 800-671-4100 TODAY.