Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and Chapter 13
Attorney Sheils helps people with two different Chapters of personal bankruptcy. The two basic types of personal bankruptcy are found in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 serve different purposes. We’ll begin with a brief description of Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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bankruptcy chapter 7
CHAPTER 7 is structured to discharge (cancel) unsecured desks for qualified individuals or married couples (Debtor(s). Attorney Paul C. Sheils provides a free initial consultation to determine whether the debtors is/are qualified. If the Debtor(s) is/are qualified, Attorney Paul C. Sheils explains how a Chapter 7 will affect the Debtor(s) in the future and quotes a fee including costs and payment terms.
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BAnkruptcy chapter 13
CHAPTER 13 is structured for individuals or married couples, (Debtor(s)) who either do not qualify for or, for whatever reason choose not to pursue a fresh start in Chapter 7. Chapter13 involves a repayment of some part, or all of the debts according to the financial ability of the Debtor(s), in a Payment Plan. Attorney Paul C Sheils provides a free initial consultation and a free quote including costs and payment terms.
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