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Christopher Todd Morrison

(49)

Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Bankruptcy Overview

“My husband & went to them to get some assistance, & at first I was very embarrassed about our situation but they let me no off set that it was a judgement free zone & boy was it!”

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Dove Law Firm

(48)

Patient
Budget
Understand

“Not only do I go to him for personal advice, but I have enough respect and confidence in his ability and expertise that I send my own customers and clients to him.”

FAQs

Why do I need a lawyer?

Bankruptcy is complicated and includes a lot of required forms and strict deadlines. Failure to timely file forms, correctly complete forms, and meet deadlines can result in your bankruptcy being dismissed. When a bankruptcy is dismissed your debts are not discharged and you no longer have bankruptcy protection.

How do I stop wage or bank account garnishment?

The actual filing of a bankruptcy and sending notice to a creditor who is garnishing your paycheck or who has frozen your bank account will begin the process to end those collection efforts.

Can I file another bankruptcy?

Yes, but in order to receive a discharge in your second bankruptcy a certain amount of time must have passed. The time required between filing bankruptcies to receive a discharge typically runs from the date of filing of your previous bankruptcy to the date of the filing of the new bankruptcy. There are exceptions to these rules, but generally:The time between successive Chapter 7 bankruptcies is 8 years. The time between successive Chapter 13 bankruptcies is 2 years. The time between a Chapter 13 followed by a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is 6 years. The time between a Chapter 7 followed by a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is 4 years. If your first bankruptcy was dismissed prior to discharge, you may not have to wait at all depending on your facts.

Can I just make small payments on my credit cards?

While it is admirable to want to make payments to your creditors, sending less than your monthly payment to credit cards usually does not help get you out of debt. Most or all of those small payments will be applied to interest and late fees and will not help reduce the principal balance that you owe.

Can I wipe out student loans in bankruptcy?

No. There seems to be confusion created by articles on the internet. The general rule is that student loans (both public and private) cannot be wiped out in bankruptcy. There are very rare and unique exceptions to this rule that apply to very few people.

Get the answers to more questions on the FAQ page on our website.

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Law Office of David A. Fernandez

(47)

Debt Defense Overview, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act/Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Bankruptcy

“Excellent service, I congratulate both the law firm and the assistant, they are excellent people from the beginning and the end, thank you very much 💎💎💎💎💎 …”

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Law Office Of Melissa Rae Lanier P.l.l.c.

(36)

Call
Patient
Questions

“On my hearing date I heard several cases before mine and all of them (even those represented by attorneys) had continuances, missing or inaccurate documents, etc.”

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Vasquez Law Group

(49)

Law Firm
Felt
Chapter 13

“I found out my payroll department had made a mistake and wasn't taking enough money out of my check and that I was about to have to pay $7,000 in back fees that I didn't have.”

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Eric Southward

(27)

Debt Relief, Repossession, Student Loans

“When my wife and I had concerns she would usually send Eric an email so he could respond at his convenience and he almost always responded back by the end of the day.”

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Yablon Law

(13)

Probate, Estate Planning, Bankruptcy

“I have known Mark professionally and personally for several years and have always been impressed by his good moral character, trustworthiness, and dedication to carry out and fulfill his duties to his clients.”

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The Fealy Law Firm

(20)

“Vicky took her time to discuss and explain everything to me and even up to the day we went to court, she was very understanding and reassured me that everything would be fine .”

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At The Fealy Law Firm, PC, we understand that filing for bankruptcy can be a difficult and stressful decision. However, if you're struggling with debt, there are numerous benefits to filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy that could make it the right solution for you. By creating a repayment plan tailored to your specific financial situation, Chapter 13 allows you to keep your assets while repaying your debts over a three to five year period. This can prevent foreclosure, stop creditor harassment, and give you the breathing room you need to get back on track financially. As a Houston bankruptcy law firm with years of experience, we have successfully assisted numerous Texas residents with bankruptcy matters, including Chapter 13 filings. Don't hesitate to contact us to discuss if Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the right choice for you.

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Rendon Legal

(34)

Team
Divorce
Law Firm

“Laci is fair - she is good at what she does and she works hard to help you get through divorce, bankruptcy, or other dilemmas that we get into that we can't get ourselves out of without an expert.”

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Payne & Associates

(14)

Litigation, Foreclosure, Mortgage Modification

“In challenging times, their commitment to making everything easy, convenient, and fast was truly commendable, providing invaluable support during a difficult period.”

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Kritzer Law Firm

(10)

“The firm helped my family enormously, particularly with the estate planning we had to do.”

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Gkbk Law Firm

(3)

Energy LAW, Mediation, Errors AND Omissions

“This firm and the group of intelligent, talented lawyers in it were a blessing to our family, and we wouldn't want any other firm to help take care of us during this tragic time.”

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H. Brad Parker

(5)

Questions

“Parker was unable to take my case due to a heavy case load, he was very empathetic regarding my situation and recommended a fellow colleague who was able to assist me.”

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Welsh Law

(7)

Family Law

“She has all of the strengths that an excellent mediator must have to negotiate an outcome so that both sides are happy: she knows the law regarding family law issues inside and out, and she is very creative in coming up with solutions compromises to ...”

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Webb & Associates

(2)

General Corporate Law, Probate, Estate Planning

“Thank you so much for all of your help.”

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Hoffman Matthew

(1)

Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

“He makes sure his clients are well informed about the process and what to expect.”

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Kemsley Law Firm

(1)

“The Kemsley Lay Firm made this very painful process very easy.”

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Baker & Associates

(49)

Credit Rebuilding, House Foreclosure, Business Bankruptcy

“I often would receive a call to let me know information, forms , request were just emailed or forthcoming and explain what I needed to do before I even saw the emails .”

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Weston Legal

(46)

Results, Testimonials, Fees

“They are great and affordable, they keep you apprised of everything every step of the way, they are a great law firm to represent you, when in doubt call Weston Legal!!”

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Makris Law Firm Houston Disability Lawyer

(44)

Truck Accidents, Business Law & Structures, Bankruptcy Debt Relief

“They explained the process at a comfortable level without making you feel like you are asked something outrageous or stupid when you talk about what you think you heard them say.”

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The White Law Firm

(46)

Criminal Law, Family Law, Personal Injury

“Having extensive experience with PI, criminal defense, and wrongful death cases, Attorney White provides stellar direction and counsel from consultation to the final decision.”

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Tyler and Maderer

(44)

Probate, Long Term Disability, Business Law/Contracts

“Thanks to the wisdom of the forum leaders in setting up these webinars and the information provided, that I wasn't actively pursuing, I was able to setup a special needs trust for my son and he was recently awarded government benefits.”

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The Lane Law Firm

(48)

Property Insurance Claims, Commercial Insurance Claims, Business Debt Relief

“Upon informing our insurance agent of our desire for mediation and possible legal action, prior to our signing on with Lane Law, they revised the decision and moved on a 100% roof replacement.”

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Johnson & Bryan Law Firm

(47)

Creditor Harassment, Liens, Judgments

“He was always responsive and if there ever came a time he couldn't personally answer a call, he made sure to have someone call me and let me know he'd gotten my message and would be in touch soon.”

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Average Cost	$1132
Minimum cost	$849
Maximum cost	$4527
Avg Per Hour Rates	$425

Best Bankruptcy Lawyers in Atascocita, TX

The highest-rated Financial Restructuring & Creditor-Debtor Law companies out of 109 vetted & reviewed in the Atascocita area.

Christopher Todd Morrison

Dove Law Firm

Law Office of David A. Fernandez

Law Office Of Melissa Rae Lanier P.l.l.c.

Vasquez Law Group

Eric Southward

Yablon Law

The Fealy Law Firm

Rendon Legal

Payne & Associates

Kritzer Law Firm

Gkbk Law Firm

H. Brad Parker

Welsh Law

Webb & Associates

Hoffman Matthew

Kemsley Law Firm

Baker & Associates

Weston Legal

Makris Law Firm Houston Disability Lawyer

The White Law Firm

Tyler and Maderer

The Lane Law Firm

Johnson & Bryan Law Firm

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