Reorganize Debts With Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Over the years, many people have come to our law firm in financial dire straits, filled with worry and anxiety, asking questions like “Will I be able to keep my car? Will I lose my home? Will my friends and neighbors find out?” While these concerns are understandable, it is important to talk with an experienced lawyer who can help you understand Chapter 13 bankruptcy and other debt relief options.

At the Law Offices of Jennifer LaRese, LLC, our attorneys have 10 years of legal experience and a solid track record of helping clients become debt free. We have helped many Connecticut residents recover from seemingly insurmountable debt problems. Call us at 203-583-8668 to discuss Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you are facing debt problems, do not wait to contact an attorney. The sooner you call us, the more we can do to help you.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 is a debt reorganization plan. With the three- or five-year repayment plan, Chapter 13 bankruptcy is often a good option for people struggling with debt who do not qualify for Chapter 7, who want to save their homes or cars or who have been unable to work out a payment plan with the IRS and the state authorities or their mortgage companies. Through Chapter 13 bankruptcy, it is possible to find financial freedom while repaying debts on the assets you can still afford. It can be a powerful tool to prevent foreclosure, stop creditor harassment and find a lifeline in a sea of debt.

Contact The Law Offices Of Jennifer LaRese, LLC

Our entire legal practice is focused in the area of debt relief. We can look over the details of your finances with you to determine if Chapter 13 is right for you. If so, we will walk you through every step of the process to help you find the solutions you need.

We invite you to call us at 203-583-8668 or contact our Southbury office online to schedule a free initial consultation. Sleep better at night knowing you are taking control of your financial future.

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.