We are a full service Bankruptcy Law Firm offering free initial consultations to people interested in discovering whether filing bankruptcy is right for them. Conveniently located in Clackamas, Oregon just off of the 205, our office is a friendly and accessible place to explore how to get out of financial difficulty. Our focus is on filing individual Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies efficiently, affordably, and with a personal touch.
We also protect Debtors who are being harassed by Creditors during bankruptcy or after they have been discharged. Our founding attorney, Noah Bishop, has over 15 years of experience and hundreds of successful Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases filed. He has also litigated many cases for Creditor violations of the automatic stay and/or discharge injunction.
With a history of working with family and bankruptcy attorneys in Gresham and Clackamas, he has developed a keen understanding of how bankruptcy and family law invariably become intertwined. Working almost exclusively in the East County, Noah is aware of how economic hardship particularly impacts these local residents.
We also protect Debtors who are being harassed by Creditors during bankruptcy or after they have been discharged. Our founding attorney, Noah Bishop, has over 15 years of experience and hundreds of successful Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases filed. He has also litigated many cases for Creditor violations of the automatic stay and/or discharge injunction.
With a history of working with family and bankruptcy attorneys in Gresham and Clackamas, he has developed a keen understanding of how bankruptcy and family law invariably become intertwined. Working almost exclusively in the East County, Noah is aware of how economic hardship particularly impacts these local residents.
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most common form of individual bankruptcy filing in Oregon.
A Debtor puts all their assets into the bankruptcy, with any non-exempt assets being sold by your Trustee to pay the Debtor's debts.
Upon the successful conclusion of the bankruptcy, whether money was paid towards them or not, the Debtor's debts are all fully discharged provided they are the type of debt that is eligible to be discharged.
To file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy a Debtor must submit a petition with the United States Bankruptcy Court of Oregon.
A Debtor puts all their assets into the bankruptcy, with any non-exempt assets being sold by your Trustee to pay the Debtor's debts.
Upon the successful conclusion of the bankruptcy, whether money was paid towards them or not, the Debtor's debts are all fully discharged provided they are the type of debt that is eligible to be discharged.
To file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy a Debtor must submit a petition with the United States Bankruptcy Court of Oregon.
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