Bankruptcy Does Not Mean You Will Lose Everything
The credit card and lending industry would have people believe that filing bankruptcy will mean losing your house, car and furniture and living on the streets. The truth is, through a process known as reaffirmation of a debt most people can continue to pay on loans for assets they wish to keep, including their mortgage and car payments.
Patrick Burns & Associates is ready to answer all of your questions about protecting certain assets through the bankruptcy process. Imagine getting your family out from under the incredible burden of credit card debt and personal loans, so you can enjoy your financial future again. No matter where you live in Minnesota, contact us for a free consultation.
Free Consultation • Reasonable Fees • Stop Collections Calls Immediately
Asset protection is a key part of what we do for our clients. In fact, it is the main difference between hiring a lawyer and contracting with a debt consolidation or loan modification company. These companies only work with the creditors to try to reduce your debt, and they often do a poor job of it. But our experienced lawyers are ethically and professionally responsible for finding every legal avenue to help resolve your debt problem in the best way possible, including asset protection.
What can asset protection do for you in consumer bankruptcy?
- Prevent foreclosure
- Remove liens and second mortgages
- Stop car repossession
- Protect retirement accounts and pensions
Contact our offices in Minneapolis to discuss your financial circumstances. We provide a free consultation and offer cost-effective rates. Make asset protection a part of your debt elimination plan through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Our attorneys will help you get the fresh start you need, with your own roof over your head and your own wheels on the road.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
