Experienced Hartford Bankruptcy Attorney
If you are drowning in unmanageable debt you may wonder if there is a light at the end of the tunnel. For many people living paycheck to paycheck has become the ‘norm’ as they struggle to pay minimum monthly payments on their obligations. At the law offices of Susan M. Williams our firm focuses primarily on the needs of consumers faced with overwhelming unmanageable debt. We have over 30 years of experience in debt relief and have an intimate knowledge of new and emerging bankruptcy laws, including the requirement of the means test.
Should I File Multiple Bankruptcies?
As long as you have waited the required amount of time since your last bankruptcy case, between 6 and 8 years, you may be able to file a second bankruptcy case. There are some things to consider when filing a consecutive bankruptcy case. First, consider whether the types of debt you still have will be discharged in bankruptcy. Not all debts are eligible for discharge, including back taxes, child support you owe, and student loans (except in unusual cases). Second, consider the amount of time that has passed since your prior bankruptcy. How long ago did you receive a discharge of debts?
Each bankruptcy case is different and requires an in-depth look by an experienced debt relief attorney for best results. If you’re thinking of filing a consecutive bankruptcy case consult with a bankruptcy attorney first to explore your options.
Contact A Connecticut Bankruptcy Attorney Today!
If you or a family member are considering filing for bankruptcy, allow our attorney and staff to guide you through each step of the bankruptcy process, giving you easy-to-follow instructions that detail your responsibilities and obligations. You will always know what is going on in your case and, if you ever have questions, rest assured that we are here to answer them. We take pride in providing our clients with the personal attention they deserve. Call Susan M. Williams in Enfield, Connecticut to schedule a free consultation at 860-265-4764.