Free Bankruptcy Consultation: What To Bring To Your Appointment

Make the Most of Your Free Bankruptcy Consultation!

The following items will help me get to know you so that I can analyze your bankruptcy case as quickly as possible, and leave more of your free bankruptcy consultation to answer your specific questions bankruptcy and how it may affect you.  The items requested are not meant to overwhelm you and should not stop you from seeking legal advice.  If you have problems in obtaining any of the requested items, it’s ok, still schedule a free bankruptcy consultation.

1. Recent pay-stubs and last 2 years tax returns.  We need to determine your average income so bring a few stubs if pay fluctuates.
2. All bills from creditors received in the last 60 days.  Please bring at least one “regular” bill (what you got while you were making your payments) from each original creditor. I also want any letters or bills that the creditor may have sent you asking for payment (they have different addresses), and any collection letters on each account.
3. Lawsuits:  Copies of any lawsuits, judgments, garnishments, etc.
4. Anything else you are concerned about or want to ask a question about.  If you have received additional documentation, a threatening collection notice, or any other document that is causing you stress, bring it with you.  I will review it and put your mind at ease.

If you are interested in scheduling your free bankruptcy consultation, contact my office at (937)879-9542 and schedule your free consultation today!

About the Author: Andrea L. Siddiqi was raised in Panama City, Florida. She has worked since the age of 15, and understands the struggles of living paycheck to paycheck.  Attorney Siddiqi believes hard work and sacrifice build character and develop us into the individuals we become.  She has worked numerous jobs of varying levels while working her way through school and life including grounds maintenance, Wal-Mart cashier, 3rd shift Waffle House manager, and waitressing.  She graduated from University of West Florida with a degree in applied Law with a Pre-Law focus.   She moved to the Miami Valley in 2005 and married her husband, a Springfield native.  She worked at a small firm in Xenia, Ohio for several years as a paralegal.  She then decided to attend the University of Dayton School of Law, graduating in May 2013.   Attorney Siddiqi is dedicated to the consumer debtor, and believes everyone deserves a fresh start for a new tomorrow.  She provides free bankruptcy consultations, so call today.