Boston Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyer
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Whether you are filing for bankruptcy as an individual, part of a married couple, or on behalf of a business, Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code may offer an attractive option. Although meeting eligibility requirements for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be difficult, Boston bankruptcy attorney Joshua Spirn is familiar with every facet of this procedure, and will be glad to advise and represent you every step of the way.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Basics
You may be voluntarily filing for bankruptcy, or it could be that your creditors have forced it on you. Either way, once your Chapter 7 bankruptcy is declared, most of your unsecured debts will be immediately discharged, although there are several important exceptions.
You will also be assigned a court-appointed interim trustee. This trustee’s job is to sell off all of the assets of your company, or your non-exempt property if you are an individual. The proceeds of this sale will go to pay off your creditors. A Boston bankruptcy lawyer can help you determine which of your assets are exempt from this liquidation.
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If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you will need an experienced and knowledgeable attorney to help you fight your way out of debt.
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Boston Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyer Joshua Spirn & Associates at 800-975-5346.