How does the bankruptcy process work?
- CALL 270-754-5502.
- Call for your FREE first appointment. It is
confidential and there is no obligation to file bankruptcy.
- There are no papers to bring
or fill out before your appointment.
- We often have same or next day appointments. We will do our best to accomodate your schedule.
- FIRST APPOINTMENT
- In your first appointment, we will explain to you how bankruptcy works in general and
how it will specifically apply to you.
- We will also discuss options for how you can pay for
the bankruptcy.
- At the end, you will be given a packet of questions to fill
out and return to us if you decide to file bankruptcy. You are under no obligation to file
bankruptcy if you talk with us.
- RETURN COMPLETED PACKET(no appointment necessary)
- SIGN BANKRUPTCY PETITION
- It typically takes a couple days for us to
complete the petition.
- Once you sign your petition, we electronically file
your bankruptcy with the court that day.
- At this point your bankruptcy begins
and you are entitled to all the benefits of bankruptcy.
- ATTEND 341 MEETING
- Within 10 days of the filing, you will receive a letter letting you know when your court meeting is. YOU MUST ATTEND THIS
MEETING OR YOUR BANKRUPTCY WILL BE DISMISSED. Our office has no control over this date and cannot
change it.
- The meeting is very brief and you will mostly likely only be asked a couple very simple questions.
- Sixty (60) days after your 341 meeting, your bankruptcy will be complete.
At Al Miller Law Offices your first appointment is FREE so call us at
270-754-5502 for an appointment.
Ready for your FREE appointment?or
Already decided to file bankruptcy and are filling out your papers?
or
Have questions about your ongoing bankruptcy?
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