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If you are wondering, “Should I file bankruptcy?” consider these questions:

• Are you receiving calls by collection agencies?
• Do you spend more than a quarter of your take-home pay on your automobile?
• Do you owe more than two month’s salary on credit cards?
• Are financial problems affecting your relationships or your health?
• Do you have unpaid medical bills?
• Have you or your spouse lost a job?
• Are you recently divorced?
• Do you spend more than a third of your take home pay on rent or mortgage?
• Have you used ...

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Often, the first question asked by a person contacting our office is “Do I qualify for bankruptcy?” Qualifications for bankruptcy vary by individual and situation, but generally, you qualify for bankruptcy if your budget does not have cover reasonable living expenses and payments to your creditors. Living expenses and required payments must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, but if you find yourself struggling to pay bills each month, you may qualify for bankruptcy.

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Should I File for Bankruptcy?

• Do you have a high amount of unsecured debt, including credit cards?
• Are you unable to reduce your total debt most months?
• Is your property going to be foreclosed on?
• Is the repo man looking for your car?
• Are your creditors harassing you?
• Do you owe medical bills?
• Do you have any judgments against you?
• Are you having IRS problems?

IF YOU HAVE ANSWERED YES TO ANY OF THE QUESTIONS ABOVE, you should consider filing bankruptcy to give yourself some relief from these debts ...

Bankruptcy can give you a fresh financial start by eliminating your legal obligation to pay most or all of your debts, stop foreclosures, prevent repossession, stop wage garnishment, and stop harassing collector phone calls.

Bankruptcy is a way for individuals and business who are overwhelmed by debt to discharge their debts or reorganize their debts and start fresh. Bankruptcy is governed by the federal law found in Title 11 of the United States Code.