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The American dream is not supposed to include struggling to make ends meet or being overburdened with debt. The Law Offices of William E. Scannell is here to help. Bankruptcy DOES NOT ruin your credit forever! In fact, in most cases you can get a credit card and/or a car loan within six months of completing your bankruptcy, and a mortgage approximately 24 months after your bankruptcy discharge.

You can buy another home only 24 months after you file chapter 7 bankruptcy! Want a new beginning - a second chance? Unfortunately, bad things happen to good people. Life sometimes throws us curves that we never could have imagined, like the real estate market collapsing overnight. Many times, life's curves have financial implications. Bankruptcy is designed to help good, hard working people straighten out life's curves and get a fresh start.

Bankruptcy is the "hot" field with lawyers and law firms today. Every attorney and law firm says that they handle bankruptcy or have a bankruptcy department even though many have little or no experience with this very specialized aspect of the law.
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We will give you the information and answers that you need to make an informed decision, in words that you can fully understand.
We will make sure that you understand every option available to you, unlike most bankruptcy attorneys.
We have been helping people in Southeastern MA for over 20 years!
Our entire legal practice is dedicated to bankruptcy, there is no situation that we have not previously had to deal with and/or handled for a client.
We offer evening, at home and ZOOM appointments, by request.
Bankruptcy is a legal process by which an individual can discharge some or all of his or her debts.
This means that a person can essentially wipe out almost all debts.
By filing for bankruptcy, a person can put an immediate stop to creditor harassment, lawsuits filed against you, avoid wage garnishment, and stop a foreclosure auction on your home or prevent vehicle repossession.
Depending on the type of bankruptcy, you may be able to discharge your debt while keeping most of your assets, or you can reorganize your debt to pay creditors while keeping most of your assets.
The two most common types of bankruptcy are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.
To determine what is best for you and your family, please contact us for your FREE consultation.
Chapter 7 is a liquidation bankruptcy, where your non-exempt property is sold to pay off creditors (most clients do not have much if any non-exempt property).
Chapter 13 is a reorganization bankruptcy.
If you have enough disposable income to pay your creditors, you can have your debt reorganized under Chapter 13 to make it easier for you to pay those debts under a repayment plan and you keep all your property.
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