PA Bankruptcy
Most people have at least some incorrect information about bankruptcy. They might have questions like “Do I qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy?” or “How much does it cost to file bankruptcy?” Irrational fears often hold people back from utilizing this helpful process. By dispelling some of these Bankruptcy Myths, Marc Kranson Attorney at Law your local PA Bankruptcy Lawyer can help you determine whether bankruptcy is the right course of action for you. So if you need a bankruptcy attorney, choose Marc Kranson for superior knowledge and service.
Myth I
Bankruptcy is expensive
Attorney Kranson has dedicated his practice to making access to the legal system reasonable for his clients. In fact, Attorney Kranson makes it a priority to provide individuals with the opportunity to file bankruptcy with reasonable fees.
Myth II
Bankruptcy is difficult
While there are many rules in bankruptcy and the process may seem confusing, it is not so difficult that you should forego the benefits bankruptcy can afford you. If you have a competent lawyer representing you, the process is straightforward in most situations.
Myth III
If I file, I will never get credit again
It is possible to rebuild your credit within months of filing bankruptcy. In many cases, clients report having an easier time obtaining credit after bankruptcy has freed them from debt.
Myth IV
If I file, I will lose my house, car, pension, IRA, or 401(k)
Because of exemptions built into the bankruptcy law, most people who file for bankruptcy protection do not lose any property at all. In Pennsylvania, these assets are generally exempt.
Myth V
If I file, I will lose my job or not get a new job
In most cases, employers will not find out about the bankruptcy unless you choose to tell them. Either way, employers are not allowed to fire or refuse to hire someone (or take other adverse action) for filing bankruptcy.
Myth VI
My bankruptcy will hurt my spouse’s credit
When one spouse files for bankruptcy protection, his or her spouse’s credit is not affected.
Myth VII
Bankruptcy will not help me because I owe taxes
While it is true that some taxes will not be discharged, others can be. There are many rules that we will explain to you. In addition, the potential exists to pay your taxes in installments over an extended period of time, thus eliminating wage attachments and set-offs of tax refunds.
It is extremely important that you hire an attorney who is experienced in the field of bankruptcy. They should focus on representing the interests of individuals and families in bankruptcy matters. Contact the experienced law office of Marc Kranson, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer, for a full explanation of how the current bankruptcy laws apply to you. Serving in and around the Lehigh Valley including Allentown, Easton, and Bethlehem PA.
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