The Law Firm Of Robert S. Brandt
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The Law Firm Of Robert S. Brandt
Serving Northern Virginia and Washington, DC *in the process of getting licensed in Maryland. My two law offices are located in Northern Virginia and the majority of my clients reside in Alexandria, Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun and Prince William County. For those who reside in Northern Virginia, please keep in mind that your case will be filed in the bankruptcy court that sits in Alexandria, Virginia.

I also represent those who reside in Washington, DC. Moreover, I am obligated to disclose that since I am a bankruptcy attorney that I am also considered to be a debt relief agency. I proudly help people get their fresh start by filing for bankruptcy under the bankruptcy code. Is your home in foreclosure? Has the bank turned you down for a loan modification despite repeated efforts on your part?

If so, a chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution you are looking for. When people think of bankruptcy protection and getting a Fresh Start, chapter 7 bankruptcy relief is typically what comes to mind.
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When people think of bankruptcy protection and getting a Fresh Start, chapter 7 bankruptcy relief is typically what comes to mind.
The beauty of a chapter 7 bankruptcy filing is that it allows you to eliminate your unsecured debt.
In other words, credit card debt, medical debt, pay day loans, and personal loans will be eliminated once a chapter 7 discharge order is entered by the court.
Similarly, judgments previously obtained against you will become unenforceable, garnishments will cease, and if the circumstances are right, old tax debt obligations may be eliminated as well.
Is your home in foreclosure?
Has the bank turned you down for a loan modification despite repeated efforts on your part?
If so, a chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution you are looking for.
A chapter 13 bankruptcy filing can help you stop a foreclosure, and if the circumstances are right, you may be able to save your home.
Keep in mind however, that in order to stop the bank from foreclosing on your home, the bankruptcy filing must be filed prior to the foreclosure sale date -also known as the trustee sale date.
I offer a free initial consultation in which we will discuss your case in detail and will determine the best course of action.
After discussing such things as your income, liabilities, and assets we will get a better sense for whether or not filing for bankruptcy is your best option and which chapter is best for your situation.
Generally, the entire process takes approximately three months before the case is completed.
The first step is to contact the firm to set up an appointment for your initial consultation.
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