Clients considering bankruptcy often struggle with the decision. They rightfully feel an obligation to pay back debts they owe and don't want to feel like they are "cheating" their creditors by filing for bankruptcy. Or they are embarrassed that they are even considering bankruptcy, given the stigma that society (rightly or wrongly) often attaches to bankrupt debtors. But in these difficult economic times, the reality for each of them is that debt has made their lives miserable, and they find themselves having to choose between making the minimum payments on their debts or buying groceries for their family. The reality is that they need relief.
That is just what the Bankruptcy Code is designed for, giving debtors relief from their debts so that they can come out from under the weight of their debts and receive a "fresh start."
If you desperately need relief from debt and are considering bankruptcy as an option, speak to a bankruptcy attorney. They can help resolve any concerns you may have about filing and help you evaluate your particular situation to determine whether bankruptcy is the best option for you. Relief may be only a phone call away.
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