Get the Debt-Relief Help You Need
There are few things in life more stressful than dealing with serious debt. Every month, when the bills come and the paycheck does not come close to covering it, many people begin to despair, feeling like there is nothing they can do to stop the financial bleeding.
We can help. At Walton Legal Services, our Indianapolis Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyers have helped tens of thousands of people successfully file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The bankruptcy process is easier than you might think, and it can be a great step on the road to financial freedom.
Walton Legal Services: More than 30 years | More than 30,000 bankruptcies filed
Causes of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
There are many reasons that people fall into serious debt and need to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy:
- School debt
- Medical debt
- Mortgage debt
- Car debt
- Divorce
- Sudden job loss
- Sudden unforeseen expenses
Contact an Indianapolis Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyer
If you are looking for an Indianapolis debt-relief lawyer to help you find the road to financial freedom, call one of our Indianapolis law offices, call our Columbus, Indiana, office or contact us online. We offer free initial consultations, and we give you detailed up-front information about our fee arrangements, so there will be no surprises.
Do Not Be Ashamed | Call Us Today for the Help You Need
Sometimes people are sheepish about calling an attorney to find debt-relief help through bankruptcy. We understand how easy it can be to fall into serious debt. We are not here to judge you — we are here to help you. Also, you should not believe the bankruptcy myth that you will automatically lose all of your property in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In many circumstances, we have helped clients use Chapter 7 to:
An important aspect of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the automatic stay. This law forces your lenders and their agents to cease all collections activities during the course of bankruptcy proceedings. In many cases, this automatic stay alone was enough for our clients to catch up on their payments, so they could keep some of their most important assets.
