Arizona Bankruptcy Lawyer

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Restoring financial Hope
If you are facing seemingly insurmountable debt, a bankruptcy attorney in Phoenix at the Frutkin Law Firm can help you explore solutions. Our firm knows that many different circumstanceslost jobs, medical bills, credit card debt, etc.can lead people to consider bankruptcy. Many of our clients are filing bankruptcy for the first time. Most have only a vague idea about how bankruptcy can serve as an effective tool for emerging from debt and rebuilding a financial future.
The Frutkin Law Firm understands the financial strain and emotional stress that people in debt experience. You may feel like they are facing a never-ending stream of letters and phone calls from creditors and collection agencies about overdue bills. You may feel too ashamed to openly seek help for your financial difficulties. Bankruptcy attorneys at our firm will address your case with sensitivity and professionalism and help formulate plans to restore hope.
Exploring solutions to your debt problems
Our Phoenix bankruptcy law firm addresses all types of debt scenarios, from individuals who have fallen behind on credit card bills to businesses that are struggling to pay back loans. The type of bankruptcy that you file will depend largely on the details of your situation:

Chapter 7 bankruptcy: Chapter 7 is for individuals and businesses who seek to discharge debts and start anew; this option involves the liquidation of all non-exempt assets and distribution of proceeds to your creditors. Note that under this option, you may still be able to retain your house and other forms of exempt property.
Chapter 11 bankruptcy: Chapter 11 bankruptcy is mainly used by businesses that have outstanding debts; a major advantage of this option is that you will still be able to continue running your business as you create a plan to pay back creditors and restructure your company.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy: Chapter 13 bankruptcy permits individuals to formulate plans to repay debts within three to five years. This option is typically used by people who do not qualify for Chapter 7; under this option, you may be able to modify mortgage payment plans.

At the Frutkin Law Firm, we devote ourselves to helping Arizona residents find solutions to debt that will relieve their financial and emotional stress.
Call 602-639-4610 to reach our Phoenix bankruptcy law firm or use our convenient contact form.

Bankruptcy Attorney Jon Frutkin on KFNN 1510 Financial News Radio

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