As a lawyer with over 30 years of experience
preparing personal bankruptcy petitions in Anderson, Muncie, and Indianapolis, Indiana,
we have experience in even the most complicated of personal bankruptcy
situations.

We distinguish ourselves from other law firms for
going over and beyond in the way we serve our clients with personal attention
to your needs, sensitivity to your situation, and always calling you back
within 48 business hours.  Our office offers free consultations, call our office to schedule an appointment soon!  If transportation is an issue we can do a telephone consultation to give you the ins and outs of filing bankrtuptcy.

Filing Bankruptcy can stop garnishments, prevent
the Sheriff sale of a home, stop creditor harassment, and even eliminate your
debts so you would never have to pay on them again.  Some debts you
cannot discharge such as student loans – a bankruptcy attorney can answer
those questions for you at no charge if you call us for a free consultation.

You don’t have to give up everything you own in a
bankruptcy either.  There are many exemptions the bankruptcy trustee
cannot touch.  Indiana has a special list of exemptions that allow for an
Indiana resident to keep more property than what is federally mandated.
In Indiana, when a person files a chapter 7 Bankruptcy, they can keep their
pensions, up to $15,000 in real property assets, and $8,000 for personal
property.  $16,000 for a married couple.  Every state is different
and only an attorney can give you the advice you may need. This is not a
complete list, so please consult an attorney.

Get a Fresh Start with your financial life with a
clean slate.  See if bankruptcy is right for you today by calling us or
by submitting the form below.  We file bankruptcy petitions primarily in
Anderson, Muncie, Noblesville, Pendleton, Alexandria, Fishers, Geist,
Fortville, Greenfield, Carmel, and Indianapolis.

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