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What To Bring Unsure about what documents to bring with you to your upcoming appointment?
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Bankruptcy Glossary Confused about certain terminology?
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"They were extremely helpful and made the process of filing Chapter 7 seamless and simple."
I had a great experience working with Boleman Law Firm, specifically with Laura Aldridge and her team. They explained in detail what documents needed to be completed and submitted in or to file Additionally, they were very supportive and helped to ease the stress during a financially stressful time. I highly recommend giving them a call if you're dealing with financial hardship and looking for relief.
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"I’m finally getting the peace that I need from my phone ringing daily from creditors."
Working with Boleman Lawfirm has been amazing. Boleman took me by my hand and now I’m on my way to Financial Freedom.
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"Great experience and will recommend them to anyone."
I've had two bankruptcies with the Boleman law group and each time it's been seamless.
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"I highly recommend Boleman Law firm if you are considering bankruptcy."Boleman Law Firm possesses some great lawyers. I had some fears about filing for bankruptcy but their staff walked me through the entire process. I was treated with respect and compassion. It’s not easy deciding to file for bankruptcy but Boleman made the process easy and relatively straightforward.- Robert M.
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"I am beyond thankful!"
The professionalism, empathy respect and guidance that I received at the Boleman law office was an unforgettable experience that uplift my journey.
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"I felt like they listened and cared to help me succeed."I was apprehensive and feeling less than reaching out for help. Everyone I dealt with in the office was above professional and understanding.- Paul
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"From start to finish they have honest and upfront about everything."
I have a had a great experience with Boleman Law. They are always reachable via phone or email and if you are upfront with them they will be upfront with you. Everything they promised would happen they delivered. I highly recommend their services if you are going through a difficult time financially.
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"Guided us to a successful outcome."
We had a great experience . Their team is amazing. Very professional while being considerate of 2 older folks with special needs.
- Tom G.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Vehicle: Can I keep my car or truck in bankruptcy?A Chapter 13 bankruptcy may allow you to keep your vehicle, giving you up to 60 months to catch up on arrears so long as you keep payments current going forward. In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy you usually cannot keep your vehicle. During your free consultation with a Boleman Law attorney these options will be fully explained.
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Vehicle repossession: Can bankruptcy stop it?Bankruptcy may stop vehicle repossession and can sometimes get the vehicle unlocked or returned even if it has been already repossessed. During your free consultation with a Boleman Law attorney these options will be fully explained.
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Taxes: Do I have to pay back taxes if I’m in bankruptcy?Federal and state taxes may not be discharged in bankruptcy. However there are options which may allow taxes to be reduced or forgiven. During your free consultation with a Boleman Law attorney these options will be fully explained.
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Assets and savings: Can I keep them in bankruptcy?
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy the person turns over all of their non-exempt assets or property (vehicle, house, savings, for example) to a bankruptcy trustee who liquidates it and distributes the proceeds to the unsecured creditors such as credit card companies, medical bills or loans. People can usually keep most of their personal property (jewelry, tools, clothing, for example).
In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy the person files a payment plan with the bankruptcy trustee and agrees to pay all future debts on time while an affordable monthly payment plan allows them to pay back their creditors partially or in full over a three to five-year period. In return, the debtor can keep their property (home, vehicle and other assets) so long as the plan payments are made.
