Turn the page on financial stress.

No Stigma, No Shame

When people consult an estate planning attorney, they are considered savvy. They are commended for thinking about their future. Society applauds them. Estate planning attorneys, tax attorneys, and accountants help people save money by deferring, avoiding, or reducing taxation. Why wouldn’t you use every tool at your disposal to protect your assets, save money, and avoid costly legal proceedings for your heirs?

When people consult an attorney regarding financial stress and bankruptcy, they are stigmatized. They are frowned-upon for being profligate. Society condemns them as failures. People filing for bankruptcy protection often view themselves in the same way; they are ashamed and blame themselves for their economic circumstances. While some people make bad financial decisions or spend beyond their means, in most cases their situation is caused by events outside their control –

    • Natural disasters (hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, wildfires, etc.)

    • Global pandemics

    • Accidents

    • Sickness

    • Being laid off

    • Medical bills

    • Caring for others (aging parents, sick relatives, children with special needs, etc.)

    • A family member or spouse’s death

    • A divorce

    • A failed business

Bankruptcy attorneys provide a legal and ethical solution to help people in financial difficulty; they help people gain control of their finances and the direction of their lives.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a reorganization plan for individuals wherein you pay some debts and discharge others over 5 years through a bankruptcy plan. It is designed for people who have assets they cannot exempt, people who owe taxes that cannot be discharged in a...

read more
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows you to discharge most unsecured debts – credit cards, personal loan, lines of credit, medical bills, collections, personal guarantees on business debts, liability for pending lawsuits (breaches of contract), and most IRS & Franchise...

read more