These benefits may include:
No longer be considered a debtor, as bankruptcy is your way out of debt.
Stop garnishments, sheriff sales, and all other collection activities.
Stop creditors who have been harassing you.
Eliminate most, if not all, of a person’s unsecured debt including medical bills.
Eliminate most, if not all of the debt listed on your credit report.
Stop IRS and other tax authorities from taking action against you and your assets.
End harassing telephone calls.
Stop real estate foreclosures.
Stop vehicle repossessions.
Rebuild credit after filing.
Obtain new credit cards after filing, and use those cards to enhance your credit score.
Continue to support your family.
Stop pending lawsuits against you.
Have a fresh start to a healthier financial future.
Enjoy a smooth process from the filing of your bankruptcy petition through the issuance of your discharge.
Start saving money for retirement.
Budget your current expenses effectively
Keep any alimony payments owed to you.
Take advantage of bankruptcy regulations meant for protecting your assets and income.
Receive excellent legal service before and after filing.
Avoid having to attend a trial in court.
