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Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
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Is Bankruptcy Right for Me?
Life After Bankruptcy
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Debt Relief Through Bankruptcy

The word "bankruptcy" has many negative connotations. When once people considered bankruptcy to include destroyed credit, failure, and the loss of all of one's personal possessions , times have changed. While it is true that bankruptcy does have certain disadvantages, most of these are outweighed by the substantial benefits that the process provides. Far from being any kind of punishment, bankruptcy is offered under federal law to help you get rid of most or all of your debt, stop the collection actions of creditors (including repossession or foreclosure), and give you a financial fresh start that allows you to move forward unburdened by crushing debt. If you are struggling under the weight of unmanageable debt, it is to your benefit to contact a Boston bankruptcy attorney who can inform you of your legal options and help you with your bankruptcy case if we determine this will best serve you.

My name is Roushi Sahagen, and I provide bankruptcy services to individuals throughout the Boston area. Prior to being an attorney, I worked in the financial industry for five years, which gave me a wealth of knowledge regarding the various aspects of the bankruptcy process. My firm, Infinity Law Group, can provide you with information, guidance, and support in the following areas: chapter 7, chapter 13, advise you regarding chapter 7 vs. chapter 13 , provide you with alternatives to bankruptcy, explain bankruptcy exemptions, dispel bankruptcy myths, and guide you through the means test. Our firm can assist you to find out more information about a loan modification, debt relief, debt consolidation, debt settlement a short sale, and a deed in lieu. It is important that you have accurate information and legal guidance in any such matter. Bankruptcy often offers the best opportunity for relief to those who are under severe financial stress.

My firm can assist you with your questions about the Massachusetts exemptions, including issues involving student loans and bankruptcy, discharging your debt or other areas that concern you. We can advise you about legal issues involving the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, filing for bankruptcy, the benefits of bankruptcy, the bankruptcy process, and how to go about credit restoration. Let me help you find out if bankruptcy is right for you, and explain what life after bankruptcy is like. I will provide you with personalized and meticulous service in your bankruptcy case. If there is a way for you to get the benefits of filing bankruptcy, I will find it.

Legal Help for Bankruptcy Cases in Boston

Since the bankruptcy laws changed in 2005, it has become a more complex proposition to file for bankruptcy. If you intend on filing for Chapter 7, you will need to be aware of whether you could be eligible, and take a means test that provides proof of your financial hardship. If you intend to file for Chapter 13, you will be required to formulate a creditor payment plan that must be approved by a bankruptcy court.

Attempting to file on your own can be dangerous, as there are many steps that must be completed correctly, and errors or omissions can lead to delays, a denial of your petition and even legal trouble. If you make any mistakes during the process, or omit important documentation, you could be left worse off financially than before you filed. Our experienced bankruptcy attorney from our firm will carefully manage this complex process to improve your chances of being deemed eligible for filing bankruptcy and the benefit of discharging your debt.

Contact a Boston bankruptcy attorney who can closely guide you through the process of filing for bankruptcy.