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Bankruptcy as a sound business decision
Consider this...the credit card companies you owe money to do not feel any moral obligation to you....
Can anybody file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Under the new Bankruptcy Law, anyone who has earned more than the median income for that person’s state over the six months prior to filing for Bankruptcy will be required to take a “Means Test” to determine if they can file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
Stripping off a second mortgage
Possibiity of eliminating second mortages offers hope for some who find themselves “underwater” on their mortgages and considering Bankruptcy.
How do you choose a bankruptcy attorney?
Start with someone who takes your calls and handles your case personally from end to end. At most firms, those free consultations are really a sales visit with a paralegal. Not so with Russell.
Second, look for someone who has deep experience in bankruptcy cases, not someone who has recently jumped on the bandwagon due to economic conditions. Russell Adams has represented thousands of individuals in bankruptcy cases in a career spanning over 17 years. Russell practices before the Bankruptcy Courts in Virginia and the District of Columbia and associates with another firm to assist those filing in Maryland.
Consider: bankruptcy is a major life event. Since changes in the law in 2005, the process is more complicated and inevitably more costly than it once was. It’s also more important than ever to go with a pro.
Things to do now:
- Do your homework. Consult the resources at the left and gain a preliminary understanding of whether bankruptcy is a good option for you.
- Contact Russell Adams. You can either call 703-910-5093, email at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), or fill out the consultation request form.
The information contained in this website is not to be considered legal advice and the purpose of this website is not to provide legal advice. Russell Adams does not intend to create an attorney-client relationship by this website. If the reader has a legal problem, he/she should consult with an attorney. Any information contained in an e-mail sent to Russell Adams shall not be considered privileged or confidential. E-mail is not a secure means of communication and should not be considered such.
Because we provide bankruptcy services to consumers, among others, we have been designated a Debt Relief Agency pursuant to federal law. We help people file for bankruptcy protection and relief under the United States Bankruptcy Code.
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