Bankruptcy · Asset Protection
How to Save Your Car and House When Filing Bankruptcy
Most clients walk in expecting to lose everything. They walk out surprised at how much they actually get to keep.
Many clients come to The Law Offices of Patrick L. Cordero resigned to losing everything — savings, property, home, and cars — when they file for bankruptcy protection. Most are pleasantly surprised to discover they may lose very little or nothing at all. Bankruptcy law has powerful provisions that let people struggling under serious debt restructure or discharge that debt without forcing families to go homeless or lose the tools they need to rebuild.
Dispelling the Bankruptcy Myths
- It is still possible to file for bankruptcy.
- Most of our potential clients can still qualify for bankruptcy.
- You do not necessarily have to give up your car when you file.
- You may preserve key assets and properties while discharging debt.
- Filing for bankruptcy may actually make it easier to receive new credit.
- Patrick Cordero or one of his attorneys will personally explain what you need to do to rebuild credit after filing.
- You may not lose any property at all after filing for bankruptcy.
Save Your Home and Car
One of Patrick Cordero's main concerns when meeting a new client is that they should have filed for bankruptcy long before. The more time passes, the more rights you may waive in protecting your home, vehicles, and property. Patrick and his staff take every necessary step to ensure that lost time doesn't become a permanent disadvantage. By the end of the day, you'll feel confident that someone is taking care of you.
We understand that when overwhelming debt presses in — constant collection calls, final notices, foreclosure letters, never enough money to catch up — the situation can feel hopeless. Now is the time to talk with a professional bankruptcy lawyer. You have choices. You have options. You have rights. We can help. Do nothing and you may face foreclosure, repossession, lawsuits, and endless collections. Talk with us and you may save your home, keep your car, settle your lawsuit, and immediately stop collection calls. Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 may not be the best option for everyone — being fully informed is what lets you make the right decision.
No-Risk Consultation. Flexible Payment.
Take advantage of our free initial consultation to discuss reasonable ways you can save your home and car. We're focused on providing hands-on, personal client service, and we can give you the knowledge and tools you need to make the best decision for yourself and your family.
Bankruptcy can be a difficult decision — even contacting an attorney can be hard — but we are here to help. We also assist Spanish-speaking clients.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Don't Do Nothing — Schedule a Free Consultation
The worst thing you can do is nothing. Understand your rights, and contact us today. Free initial consultation. Flexible payment plans.
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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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