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James H. Holder Jr, Attorney At Law
Family Law, Criminal Law, Divorce Law, and Bankruptcy Law Attorney in Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana. An attorney representing clients in Putnam, Hendricks, Parke, Montgomery, Clay and Owen County, Indiana as well as in Federal Bankruptcy Court. Get immediate protection, do not lose your home or vehicle unnecessarily, and stop garnishments. Call me to see if bankruptcy is an option for you.

Call to discuss your divorce (dissolution of marriage), paternity, child custody, modifications, child support, parenting time and visitation issues, emancipation, guardianship, CHINS, neglect matters, and adoption matters. Call me to protect your rights if you've been accused of an OVWI, OWI, DUI (drunk driving), driving while suspended, theft, conversion, battery, public intoxication, criminal recklessness, burgulary, or other infractions, misdemeanors or felonies.

Call to discuss specialized driving privileges and expungements. Disclaimer: The website is designed for general information only.
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Find a solution to your debt problems by coming to James H. Holder Jr, Attorney At Law.
No detail will be left unattended in the quest to ease the heavy burden of your debt and stop creditor phone calls, garnishments, foreclosures, repossessions and pending lawsuits.
Call for a free phone consultation now.
Bankruptcy protection is available to protect you from your financial obligations which have become unmanageable regardless of fault.
The law is designed to provide people a fresh start from financial situations ridden with debt.
Real estate values have to be determined, and disclosed in your bankruptcy petition.
You can use appraised values, but often times, the counties assessed value can be used.
The Beacon website should list your real estate where you can get approximate values for your real estate.
In order to qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy, an individual or family, must be below the threshold amount of the "median" income.
This varies from state to state and family size.
If your combined family income is above the median, then the next step is to determine whether or not you pass the "means test".
Benefit from an intimate familiarity with the law that is gained over years of experience and dedication.
With bankruptcy, it is the responsibility of the debtor, which is you, to acquire documentation, attend educational counseling sessions, and show proof of it to the trustee and/or the court.
One of the very first questions asked of me during the initial consultation is the difference between a Chapter 7 and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
You may not qualify for a Chapter 7, which will be determined after consultation with me, but a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharges your dischargeable debt without having to repay the debt.
A filing fee is a fee paid to the Bankrupty Clerk to cover the cost of the court to administer your filing, it is not a fee for services provided by the attorney.
If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, all of your nondischargeable debts are discharged.
This means that after you file your bankruptcy, you will no longer owe any of those debts or anything on them.
If you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you will be required to make monthly payments to a "plan" for 36 to 60 months payable to the United States Trustee so they can pay certain allocated debts over the term of the plan (36 to 60 months).
Your family is one of the most important parts of your life - find a lawyer who understands this and will approach the situation with the compassion and respect that it deserves.
Contact our office today to schedule your consultation.
Benefit from an intimate familiarity with the law that is gained from over 22 years of experience and dedication.
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