Bankruptcy

Knowledgeable Bankruptcy Attorneys

Are you being harassed by creditors and collection agencies? Is your home being threatened with foreclosure? Are you facing lawsuits, garnishments and other oppressive collection practices? If so, it may be time for you to consider bankruptcy.

As experienced bankruptcy lawyers, we will explain all of your options so you can make a decision about whether bankruptcy is right for you. Based in Prince George's County, we serve clients throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia. Contact us to discuss how we can help you get debt relief.

Helping You Get Debt Relief

There are times when people get mired in debts that they simply cannot afford to pay. If this is your situation, bankruptcy may allow you to escape creditor harassment and obtain a fresh start. Bankruptcy options for consumers include Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code.

Filing for any type of bankruptcy puts an immediate stay on all lawsuits and collection efforts against you. Chapter 7 can allow eligible people to erase many of their debts. Chapter 13 allows debtors with a regular source of income to repay their debts under a court-supervised payment plan and can help you avoid foreclosure on your home.

Bankruptcy is governed by federal law and is not to be taken lightly. It requires in-depth analysis and understanding to afford you the relief you deserve.

Bankruptcy is not for everyone. Our attorneys have broad experience in consumer finance law, enabling them to explain all your options in detail and offer skilled credit counseling focused on your needs.

You don't have to face serious financial circumstances alone. We can help. Contact us to learn whether bankruptcy is right for you.

Handling the Impact of Business Debts

If your business is unable to pay its debts or is struggling to stay afloat in these difficult economic times, you may be eligible for business bankruptcy under either Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.

Bankruptcy is a serious situation for any business and should be regarded as such. We can help you sort out the issues and determine whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 is the correct type of bankruptcy for you and your business.