Archive for the ‘Unsecured Debt’ Category

Is Your Economy Improving?

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

Some people are saying that our economy is getting better, but has your financial situation improved?  If you did not receive a big bonus this year you may still be working hard to catch up on your debt.  And, if you’re like many people, it can be hard to avoid going further into debt and impossible to catch up.  When your credit card statement shows that minimum monthly payments will repay your loan in 80 years, you should think about other options.

Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a great way to eliminate unsecured debt.  Credit card debt, medical debt, and even personal loans that are not secured by your home or personal property are ordinarily unsecured.  Many, if not all, of these types of debt can be discharged in bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy is intended to provide a fresh start for those who are oppressed by unrelenting debt.  Once your debt has been discharged, you can manage your finances and start preparing for your future.  If you do not like the prospect of paying for the next 80 years for items that you already have, you may want to consider the bankruptcy option.

Bankruptcy is what we do, and if you are interested, we would like to talk to you about your options.  If it is a good option for you, we would be delighted to file your bankruptcy petition.  Please call our office for a free initial consultation.

Credit Card Payments Getting You Down?

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Credit cards are a convenient method of paying for that emergency car repair or other needs that just can’t wait.  However, there is a price you pay, above and beyond the mere cost of your purchase.  And, if you’re like many people during these economically troubled times, and find your bank account running short at the end of each month, you may resort  to using your credit cards just to get by.  When you find yourself taking out cash advances from your credit cards in order to make your minimum payments on all your other cards, you know you’re in a crisis.

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help you out of this crisis and set you back on the road of financial stability.  While there are some rules you must follow, much credit card debt can be eliminated through bankruptcy.

Imagine using that money you’re now spending on minimum credit card payments and instead using it to pay your mortgage.  Imagine lifting the heavy burden of unmanageable debt and grabbing hold of the reins of your financial situation.  Under the right circumstances, bankruptcy can be a liberating and life-giving process that gives an individual a financial fresh start and hope for a better future.

The attorneys and staff at the Law Office of George H. Weber, LLC want to help deserving people enjoy the benefits that bankruptcy provides.   If credit card debt is getting you down, come to us for your free consultation, to find out what bankruptcy can do for you.