We want to be your attorney to guide you through the bankruptcy courts by:
- Reviewing of documents necessary to file Bankruptcy Petition and Schedules
- Preparing your Bankruptcy Petition, Schedules and Plan, which generally exceed 25 pages
- Attending the 341 Meeting of Creditors
- Attending the hearing for Confirmation of the Plan, in the case of a Chapter 13
- Preparing responses to Motions for Relief filed by Creditors, who want to deny you your rights
- Attending Motion for Relief hearings and any motions and hearings that relate to the above.
"The Florida Attorneys identified herein are debt relief agencies. They help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code."
Most debtors who file bankruptcy, and many of their creditors, know very little about the bankruptcy process. The following is designed to assist the general public by providing basic answers to some of the most commonly asked questions. The purpose of this overview is to answer the questions about bankruptcy asked most frequently by our clients and to provide an overview of the bankruptcy process. The information contained herein should help you decide whether to file bankruptcy or not. If you do file bankruptcy, this overview should help you understand the process. Whenever there is a reference to the Bankruptcy Code, this site is referring to "The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005".
William T. Shaffer, Explains How to File Bankruptcy
Summary of 25 Bankruptcy Code Changes effective 10/17/05
Notice: Because of the Provisions of 11 USC Sec. 528. of the Bankruptcy Code, if you seek legal advice from a law firm, which constitutes bankruptcy assistance, you as an "assisted person" are required to enter into an agreement within five business days of receiving assistance, with any law firm that is deemed a debt relief agency, and such agreement must clearly and conspicuously disclose the services said firm will render as a debt relief agency and the fees the fees or charges for such services, and the terms of payment; and furthermore provide you with a copy of the fully executed and completed contract.
To discuss your bankruptcy situation with an experienced lawyer, please schedule a free confidential consultation by calling us at 850-502-4536 in Destin or toll free at 866-587-3458. You are also welcome to fill out our Bankruptcy Intake Form and Mr. Shaffer will contact you promptly.
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Frequently Asked Bankruptcy Questions
William T. Shaffer and the William T. Shaffer Law Group are considered debt relief agents and they provide bankruptcy services. Please read the following terms of services & legal notices ("this agreement") these disclosures are required under section 527 and 342 of the bankruptcy abuse prevention and consumer protection act of 2005.
