We represent bankruptcy
clients in both Illinois and Iowa Bankruptcy Courts
A new bankruptcy law takes
effect on October 17, 2005. Please contact us immediately to
discuss how this will effect your decision to file for bankruptcy
relief. This is a free consultation.
There are two types of
bankruptcies a consumer can file, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter
7 is the most common type of bankruptcy, it allows a consumer to
discharge debts completely through a relatively short process.
Chapter 13 is a federal debt consolidation plan, which allows you
to arrange your financial affairs and repay a portion of your
debts. After an initial consultation, we can determine and advise
you which chapter you should file.
Once a bankruptcy case is
successfully completed, the consumer receives a discharge from the
Bankruptcy Court. A discharge is a legal release from debts.
Filing a bankruptcy can stay
your creditors as follows:
The filing of a bankruptcy
can also help with past due taxes and judgment collections.
It is important to note that
each bankruptcy case is individual, and there are many factors that
go into the determination of whether a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is
right for our client. To discuss your financial situation and
whether you need to file for bankruptcy, please contact us at (866)
853-2643, or e-mail us at deutsch@deutsch-law.com.
We represent bankruptcy
clients in the Central District of Illinois, which consist of the
following counties: Rock Island, Henry, Mercer, Knox, and Warren.
We also represent clients in the Southern District of Iowa, which
consist of Scott, Muscatine, and Clinton counties. We serve the
entire Quad City Area including: Rock Island, Moline, East Moline,
Silvis, Milan, Davenport, Bettendorf, Colona, Clinton, and
Muscatine.
WE ARE A DEBT
RELIEF AGENCY—WE HELP PEOPLE FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS TO OBTAIN
RELIEF UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY CODE.
