One of the many benefits of working with an experienced bankruptcy attorney is we take care of notifying your creditors for you. After we
file your bankruptcy, the bankruptcy court sends an official notice to your
creditors informing them of your bankruptcy.
Your creditors have until 60 days after
the date first set for your meeting with the trustee to file a motion objecting
to the discharge of your debt.
Usually no objections are filed and we can proceed through
bankruptcy. If a creditor does file an objection, we can help you decide what
to do next.
One of the most important benefits of filing for bankruptcy
comes at the moment you file. An automatic stay goes into effect. That means
that collection actions against you or your property, including repossessions,
garnishments, and foreclosure actions, immediately stop. As long as the stay is
in effect, creditors cannot initiate or continue lawsuits, wage garnishments,
or even call you on the phone to demand payment.
Don’t wait any longer for the fresh start you deserve. At
King and King, we can help you get back on track to a healthy financial future
and handle your creditors for you. Call us today at 404-524-6400 for a free
consultation or visit us at www.kingandkingattorneys.com.
