You are facing financial troubles. You can't sleep at night. You don't qualify for a loan without a co-signer. You forsake one bill so you can pay another. You need to consider filing for bankruptcy in order to escape this downward spiral of debt. Bankruptcy is a government-designed safety net for individuals to use when things go too out of control.
It is your right as an American to consider bankruptcy as a solution to your financial troubles. Welcome to the law office of Chattanooga bankruptcy attorney Kenneth C. Rannick, P.C. No matter how much one may hope otherwise, sometimes life can take an unexpected turn that requires him or her to need a bankruptcy. Sudden illness, loss of job, shortened work hours or a divorce can all lead to financial peril.
Since 1994, Kenneth C. Rannick has been Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification. Since 1988, Mr. Rannick has filed more than 14,000 bankruptcies for clients in the Chattanooga area and helped them get out of debt.
It is your right as an American to consider bankruptcy as a solution to your financial troubles. Welcome to the law office of Chattanooga bankruptcy attorney Kenneth C. Rannick, P.C. No matter how much one may hope otherwise, sometimes life can take an unexpected turn that requires him or her to need a bankruptcy. Sudden illness, loss of job, shortened work hours or a divorce can all lead to financial peril.
Since 1994, Kenneth C. Rannick has been Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification. Since 1988, Mr. Rannick has filed more than 14,000 bankruptcies for clients in the Chattanooga area and helped them get out of debt.
Services
You might want to know a few things about me and our office to understand what makes us tick and why I passionately believe in Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
I grew up in Johnson City, Tennessee (about 100 miles northeast of Knoxville).
I graduated from Science Hill in 1973 and went to a small college there called Milligan College.
While there, I met a girl.
Her dad's job was ending and her scholarship was being cut.
She had to move back home to Southern California.
I was ready for adventure and decided to transfer to another college with her.
I grew up in Johnson City, Tennessee (about 100 miles northeast of Knoxville).
I graduated from Science Hill in 1973 and went to a small college there called Milligan College.
While there, I met a girl.
Her dad's job was ending and her scholarship was being cut.
She had to move back home to Southern California.
I was ready for adventure and decided to transfer to another college with her.
Our founding attorney, Kenneth C. Rannick, understands the moral and ethical dilemmas that some individuals face when considering bankruptcy as a solution.
The Bankruptcy Code exists for the specific purpose of helping honest, hardworking Americans escape financial peril and get a fresh start.
Since 1994, Mr. Rannick has been Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification.
He has filed more than 14,000 bankruptcies for clients throughout Tennessee.
LuAnn is a Cleveland, Tennessee native and has been on the staff of Kenneth C. Rannick since 1995.
The Bankruptcy Code exists for the specific purpose of helping honest, hardworking Americans escape financial peril and get a fresh start.
Since 1994, Mr. Rannick has been Board Certified in Consumer Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification.
He has filed more than 14,000 bankruptcies for clients throughout Tennessee.
LuAnn is a Cleveland, Tennessee native and has been on the staff of Kenneth C. Rannick since 1995.
Did you know that the bankruptcy trustee is in charge of all assets in your bankruptcy case?
But that doesn't.
The Means Test is in place to determine whether or not an individual is eligible to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, .
If you have a loan with a cosigner, and you are considering bankruptcy, there are additional concerns to consider before.
New Ruling U.S. Supreme Court Harris v. Viegelahn, Could Benefit Filers Converting Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
The recent Supreme Court ruling in Harris v. Viegalahn had an immediate impact on pending Chapter 13 cases and future.
But that doesn't.
The Means Test is in place to determine whether or not an individual is eligible to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, .
If you have a loan with a cosigner, and you are considering bankruptcy, there are additional concerns to consider before.
New Ruling U.S. Supreme Court Harris v. Viegelahn, Could Benefit Filers Converting Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
The recent Supreme Court ruling in Harris v. Viegalahn had an immediate impact on pending Chapter 13 cases and future.
Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows a petitioner to restructure and reduce debt through a repayment plan.
The goal is to.
It can be challenging to decide if it is better to file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
New Ruling U.S. Supreme Court Harris v. Viegelahn, Could Benefit Filers Converting Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
The recent Supreme Court ruling in Harris v. Viegalahn had an immediate impact on pending Chapter 13 cases and future.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers generally receive their discharge when they complete their repayment plan, but the Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment.
The goal is to.
It can be challenging to decide if it is better to file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
New Ruling U.S. Supreme Court Harris v. Viegelahn, Could Benefit Filers Converting Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
The recent Supreme Court ruling in Harris v. Viegalahn had an immediate impact on pending Chapter 13 cases and future.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy filers generally receive their discharge when they complete their repayment plan, but the Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment.
The decision to file for bankruptcy can be difficult and emotional.
People quickly find themselves facing insurmountable debt and a devastating drop in credit rating.
It is important to remember that the Bankruptcy Code exists as a safety net for Americans who are in financial peril.
This is your chance to get out of trouble, and get a fresh start.
Contact a lawyer at our office as soon as possible.
People quickly find themselves facing insurmountable debt and a devastating drop in credit rating.
It is important to remember that the Bankruptcy Code exists as a safety net for Americans who are in financial peril.
This is your chance to get out of trouble, and get a fresh start.
Contact a lawyer at our office as soon as possible.
Reviews
Be the first to review Kenneth C. Rannick Attorney.
Write a Review
