RESULTS

THERE IS LIFE AFTER BANKRUPTCY.

If all is well, at the end of your bankruptcy case you will receive a Discharge Order, that wipes out all of your dischargeable debts. Usually that will include:

  • Credit card debt
  • Personal lines of credit
  • Personal guarantees
  • Money judgments
  • Unpaid medical expenses
  • Deficiencies from prior car leases and reposessions
  • Personal loans
SILENCE IS GOLDEN

Those creditors are no longer permitted to contact you about their debts. Why? Because legally, those debts no longer exist. If they continue to harass you during the bankruptcy case or once you receive your Discharge Order, you will want to notify us immediately.

An offending creditor can be held liable to you for money damages. The damages can more than cover the entire cost of your bankruptcy case, and much more if the violation is severe.

Now that you’ve got your Discharge Order, you’ve got a fresh financial start. Put all thoughts of bankruptcy in your rear-view mirror and go out and do something extraordinary. You are certainly capable.

Don’t let anyone tell you that you aren’t (you don’t need that negativity in your life).

And be sure to tell all your friends, you heard it here first:

THERE IS LIFE AFTER BANKRUPTCY.

   

Disclaimer: The Law Offices of Michael E. Zapin is a debt relief agency and we help our clients file for bankruptcy relief.

The materials and discussions on this website are for informational purposes only and not intended to be legal advice to you. Most of the information on this website is based on Florida law. Laws are not static, they are fluid. Legislatures periodically change dollar values in laws relevant to bankruptcy. Though we strive to remain current on the law, always check primary sources for the most recent values or developments.  Laws in your home state may vary. Contact a competent local professional for actual legal advice or ask us for a referral.