Faletti Law Office PC, in Broomfield, Colorado, can help anyone who needs a Denver bankruptcy attorney. If you think that you aren't eligible, call an experienced bankruptcy attorney to find out. Bankruptcy law is still a viable option for Denver residents to stop creditor harassment, protect assets, and recover financially.
You may have heard a lot about recent changes in bankruptcy laws making it harder to file bankruptcy in Colorado. The changes in the law were not made to keep honest people from getting help in the form of bankruptcy, but rather to stop people who didn't need help from abusing the system. The numbers are clear: bankruptcy is still an attractive option for persons feeling overwhelmed by debt. It doesn't matter if you have a job or not. A bankruptcy lawyer can help with taxes, child support, mortgages, foreclosures, and contracts.
Be aware when you listen to what some credit card companies and lenders want you to believe! Call an experienced bankruptcy attorney to find out for yourself. There are many options for us to help you or your business get debt relief in Colorado:
- Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be used to create manageable payment plans to reduce and pay off debt and appease creditors and lenders.
- Chapter 7 bankruptcy or liquidation helps people retain their assets and keep property and get a fresh start.
Credit counseling, remediation, and settlements are also available alternatives to people who have debts and want to protect their assets and their credit.
We have the experience and the know-how to advise you on these and other forms of debt relief. If you think you need a Broomfield bankruptcy lawyer, find out what Harold Faletti, Attorney at Law, can do for you.
Contact a Broomfield Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyer
Are you facing creditor harassment, foreclosure, repossession and other creditor actions in Colorado? We can help. Contact us today online or by telephone at 720-863-4426 to speak with an experienced Broomfield bankruptcy lawyer.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
