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A family owned and operated limiting itself to helping individuals with bankruptcies. The areas premier bankruptcy firm.

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TollFree: (877) 322-8228

Phone: (636) 590-6466

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Saint Peters, Old Town South

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Phone: (636) 397-4744

Address: 1 Mid Rivers Mall Dr Ste 200, Saint Peters, MO 63376

Website: https://www.bankruptcycanhelpyou.com/bankruptcy/deed-in-lieu-foreclosure

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Divorce
Child Support
After you've declared bankruptcy you will have a fresh start, free from the overwhelming burden of the debt that was previously weighing you down. During the initial months and years following your bankruptcy, it is often wise to act prudently in order to avoid finding yourself in a similar financial situation later down the line. Bankruptcy typically absolves you of the debt you owe; however there are a few exceptions that will remain your responsibility after the fact. Student loan payments, child support payments and alimony payments are debts that will remain under your name even after you've filed for bankruptcy. As such, you will be expected to continue paying for them.
Spousal Support
One of the greatest myths told about bankruptcy is that it forever ruins your financial credit and your ability to secure housing or loans. Contrary to popular belief, bankruptcy will not remain on your record for the rest of your life. Once you have gone through the bankruptcy process and your unsecured debts have been discharged, you will still be expected to pay for student loan payments, alimony payments and other debts that still remain in your name. However, maintaining your financial responsibilities will be more manageable. Our Warrenton bankruptcy lawyers will help guide you through this process and help you rebuild a new system of financial management to ensure that you do not fall into debt again. To start, it is wise to apply for smaller credit cards that have low credit lines. This helps to rebuild your credit so that you can file for larger loans in the future.

Fraud
The trustee has a right to inventory your assets. You are required to file a list of all the property you owned on the date the case was filed. The trustee has the legal right to visit you and personally count your assets. However, the trustee will almost never physically make an inventory of assets to determine if the debtor accurately disclosed all property. There are several reasons why a trustee will not be inclined to verify the accuracy of your property list. This does not mean they will not do a through job. Never understate your inventory. Trustees are trained professionals that are held to and uphold very high standards. They are adept at sniffing out the assets of frauds. You made your property list under penalty of perjury. You will be criminally prosecuted for perjury and bankruptcy fraud and serve prison time if the property list is not accurate. I have handled hundreds of filings for individuals and have never been involved in any case in which the trustee or his representatives have referred one of our clients out for criminal prosecution. We make it clear up front – if you lie you go to prison and if you tell us you are lying you need to find a new attorney. In bankruptcy there if no margin for error. If you lie, understate, hide or fail to disclose you have committed a serious felony and will go to prison.

Workers Compensation
Carolina worked for many years as a bankruptcy, workers' compensation, and Social Security paralegal for Adams Law Group prior to attending law school. This experience gave her a vast knowledge of procedure and law, as well as insight into the importance of what happens behind the scenes on a case.

Social Security Disability
Carolina focuses her practice in Social Security Disability and SSI, but she is also well-versed in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. She understands how frustrating the waiting process can be working with the Social Security Administration, and she services her clients with care and compassion, trying to really understand their individual disabilities and circumstances.

Bankruptcy
Each bankruptcy lawyer at Adams Law Group brings a unique set of skills to the table, and we all have extensive backgrounds in the field of bankruptcy law – both educationally and professionally. If you're looking for experienced representation with an assertive ability to get the job done right, you need Adams Law Group. You can learn more about what each of our attorneys have to offer by clicking on any of the links below.
Foreclosure
The burdens of living a life in debt can feel inescapable. Harassing creditor calls, threatening mail, the possibility of foreclosure, and wage garnishments are only some of the many worries among indebted individuals throughout the country. Facing unmanageable debt, extra stressors such as repossessions and lawsuits can be altogether too much to handle. If your finances have spun out of control and you are now suffering the consequences, don't wait to seek the legal assistance of Adams Law Group.

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