CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY
CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEYSTOP DEBT COLLECTORS, FORECLOSURE, REPOSSESSION AND WAGE GAR‑NISHMENT!
Are you faced with overwhelming debt and considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Fort Lauder-dale, Hollywood, Jacksonville, or Orlando?
If so, you likely have many questions. Among some of the things you may be wondering are:
Will the process wipe out all your debts? Is Chapter 7 the right choice for your situation?
Can I keep my home and car?
Do I qualify based on my assets and liabilities?
WE HAVE ANSWERS.
CALL SZABO LAW GROUP TODAY FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION!
We offer sensible guidance for Florida families struggling with debt.
Most people considering Chapter 7 bankruptcy want to know if they can keep their home, car, and other family heirlooms. In Florida, the law allows generous exemptions so that consumers can retain most of their possessions.
At Szabo Law Group our experienced team of attorneys can help you navigate the bankruptcy process and craft a plan that will best suit your situation. Bankruptcy is your opportunity for a fresh start. With the right approach, it can be a new beginning for your family, finances, and future!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHICH BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER IS RIGHT FOR ME?
There are several types of personal bankruptcies. Depending of your individual situation, debt, and assets, Chapter 7 may be the best option to get you a fresh start.
Trust the experienced attorneys at Szabo Law Group to explain this process to you.
DO I NEED AN ATTORNEY TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY?
While the law does not require you to work with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Jacksonville, or Orlando, we highly recommend that you do!
Working with an experienced attorney to guide you through the Chapter 7 process and proce-dures will help your bankruptcy experience run smoother, faster, and yield better results. It pays to partner with a pro!
DO I HAVE TO FORFEIT MY PROPERTY IN CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY?
Not necessarily! During a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may need to surrender major assets to off-set the costs of your debts that are being discharged. However, many states – including Florida – have a generous homestead exemption that may allow you to keep your residential property. There are also state-specific exemptions that, when applied correctly, can help you protect and save many of your assets.