UTAH BANKRUPTCY
A note from attorney Edward Stone regarding filing
a bankruptcy in Utah:
You are in a tough spot.
I am in a position to help.
It might be because one of the income providers in
your home got sick, stayed home to care for kids, got fired,
or perhaps you got a divorce. Good people sometimes get into
unmanageable financial situations through no fault of their
own.
The wrong move is to ignore the situation. The problem won't go
away no matter how hard you pretend it doesn't exist.
The other wrong move is to believe the hype of debt
consolidation companies; no, they can’t actually make you
debt free within 60 days.
You need to ask, and you should receive
a straight answer, to the following:
(1)
What are my options?
(2)
If I file for bankruptcy, what debt can I discharge?
(3)
If I file for bankruptcy, what property can I keep?
(4)
If I file for bankruptcy, how long will it take to re-establish
credit?
We are an experienced Salt Lake City bankruptcy law firm with more
than 27 years of combined bankruptcy expertise.
We will not rush you or pressure you into filing. In fact, we will
exhaust other options before recommending bankruptcy. You
are trusting us to help you make one of the biggest
financial decisions in your life; we take the decision every
bit as seriously as you do. Perhaps most importantly,
we can relate to your situation. Everyone in the firm
has suffered financial hardship at one time or another.
I myself graduated from law school with $100,000 in student
loan debt and made $35,000 a year in my first job as a
federal public defender. The debt was
non-dischargeable and I had a miserable time trying to make
minimal payments and paying my monthly living expenses in
San Diego. I know your pain; I have been there.
Call or e-mail for a free initial consult. I look forward to
hearing from you.
- Edward Stone