Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is hard. But were here to see you through it.

"David walked me through my bankruptcy with great patience and ease. He was extremely professional and always prepared. David made this process easy and quick. He informed me on what to expect and ways to rebuild my credit. I would definitely recommend David as a lawyer due to his fair pricing, knowledge of the subject matter and professionalism."
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Bankruptcy can be a very difficult time for everyone involved.  That’s why we work around the clock to get your finances back in order and get you on the road to recovery.

It is very important that all of your creditors are included and all of your property is accurately listed.  As soon as your case is prepared and filed you will receive protection from your creditors.

As soon as our office gets retained we act as a buffer between you and your creditors.  We work diligently to put your case together and get you the relief you need.

We have helped hundreds of families discharge millions of dollars of debt.  With our help you can quickly be on the road to your financial recovery.  Read on to see some frequently asked questions about bankruptcy or contact us today.

FAQs

For more bankruptcy FAQ's please visit our Bankruptcy FAQ Page

Bankruptcy is a federal court process where individuals and businesses can discharge all of their debts or enter into repayment plans to pay back some or all of their debts. It is a financial reset button allowing individuals and businesses to obtain a fresh financial start. Learn what to expect at your initial Bankruptcy consultation. 

When you file bankruptcy your credit score will take a hit. It is hard to tell exactly how low your credit score will drop to, but if you are considering filing bankruptcy your credit score may be low already. However, your credit score will be able to rebound after your discharge is granted depending on what actions you take moving forward.

Current or future employers cannot discriminate against you because you filed for bankruptcy. However, in some governmental arenas you might lose or be denied a security clearance by having a bankruptcy on your record.

As soon as a bankruptcy case is filed the phone calls will stop. If you get any phone calls after your case is filed you can provide the creditor with your case number and the creditors will leave you alone.

If you have made the decision to file for bankruptcy relief, you can complete the course immediately. The credit counseling certificate is valid for 6 months from the date of completion, and this document must be included with the initial bankruptcy paperwork that is filed with the court.

Your first credit counseling session can take about 1 hour of your time. The second credit counseling course can take up to 2 hours.

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With over 1,000 families assisted and an award-winning practice, David J. Smith is your best bet for securing your family’s financial freedom. Contact us today to schedule a FREE consultation and sleep soundly tonight.

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