Are There Alternatives to Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
In today's uncertain economic climate, you have heard all about Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 federal bankruptcy. Many people throughout the country have found bankruptcy a viable option of dealing with overwhelming debt.
If you want to avoid filing for bankruptcy, you should know about all your legal alternatives. The full-service bankruptcy Law Office of Kathryn L. Johnson, PLC in Tucson can explain your legal options and pursue the strategy that you select.
An Experienced Attorney to Fight for You
After you have been faced with unending creditor phone calls and demands for payment, it is comforting to know that you have an advocate on your side. Kathy Johnson is not only an experienced attorney, she is also an Arizona and California real estate broker and mortgage broker. She is available to help you deal with your financial problems in a variety of ways. Some of the alternatives that she can pursue on your behalf include:
- Home loan modifications
- Debt settlement
- Loan reinstatement or refinancing
- Loan repayment proposals
- Short sales
- Credit counseling
- Foreclosure
As helpful as Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy protections can be for many people, they are not appropriate for everyone. If you are open to the idea of negotiating payment terms with your creditors, or learning how to live on a budget while faithfully repaying your debts, Kathy Johnson will be willing to discuss you debt options with you.
The Law Office of Kathryn L. Johnson, PLC knows the bankruptcy alternatives you need to know. Contact her today. Your initial consultation is free of charge.
Compassionate Advice From an Experienced Lawyer
Kathy Johnson is available to meet with you on weekends and evenings upon request. To learn more about your legal alternatives to bankruptcy, contact the Law Office of Kathryn L. Johnson, PLC by calling 520-743-2257 or 888-326-7304 and schedule a free consultation.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
