YOU ARE STILL ELIGIBLE TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY.

On October 17, 2005 major changes were enacted to the bankruptcy laws. The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) of 2005 substantially revised the rules and qualifications for bankruptcy. The new law is complicated and untested. You will need a lawyer to advise you and to help you find your way through the maze of new requirements. As a bankruptcy attorney, I am a debt-consulting agency. I give legal advice about filing for bankruptcy. I am your advocate throughout that process.

Despite the sweeping changes, even the federal government predicts approximately 80 percent of those filing bankruptcy will remain eligible for chapter 7 bankruptcy. This is the kind of bankruptcy where you do not have to pay your unsecured creditors.

The number of cases filed under the former bankruptcy laws that expired October 14, 2005 was much greater than even the credit industry anticipated. The banks and credit card companies are now divided on whether the new bankruptcy law will have its desired effect of reducing bankruptcy filings.

My prediction is, over time, bankruptcy filings will increase. There are legal loopholes in the law. As an experienced bankruptcy attorney, I can show you how to maximize the results under the new bankruptcy laws.

My fees are surprisingly competitive and reasonable. Payment plans are available. You owe it to yourself to explore the possibility of bankruptcy as an option to your situation. Banks and credit card companies have lawyers, so should you!

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