Bankruptcy Attorney In Miami, Florida
Protecting You from Creditors Through Bankruptcy
If your finances are under water and you feel like you’re drowning in debt, you’re truly not alone in this struggle. Many individuals and families throughout Miami find themselves facing similar challenges and overwhelming financial pressure. In the midst of this daunting situation, Aubrey Rudd dedicates time and experience to thoroughly review your financial circumstances, answer any questions you may have, and guide you through the various options available for addressing your debts and coping with persistent creditor pressure.
With a focused, client-centered approach to debt relief, Aubrey Rudd Law strives to identify a personalized path forward that aligns with your unique circumstances. This thoughtful strategy not only aims to lighten your financial burden but also helps you regain a sense of financial stability and control over your life.
Call Aubrey Rudd Law at 305-600-5258 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
What Happens During the Bankruptcy Process?
After your initial consultation, experienced bankruptcy attorney Aubrey Rudd will take the time to thoroughly explain each step of the bankruptcy process, ensuring that you have a clear and comprehensive understanding so you can make an informed decision before moving forward. Together, you’ll engage in a detailed review to determine whether you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy or if Chapter 13 may be the more advantageous option for your unique financial situation.
Aubrey Rudd will meticulously prepare and file your case with the bankruptcy court, assist you in gathering all the required documentation, and submit the necessary paperwork to the assigned bankruptcy trustee, facilitating a smooth progression of your case. Throughout this journey, you will have dedicated guidance and unwavering support from start to finish, helping to alleviate any concerns you may have. Don’t hesitate—book your consultation today to take the first step toward financial relief.
What Are The Differences Between Chapter 7 And Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may be able to eliminate many types of debt, including medical bills, credit card balances, certain tax debts, vehicle repossessions, and other unsecured obligations. Filing can immediately stop bank account freezes, wage garnishments, and threatened lawsuits. In many cases, you may be able to keep certain assets—such as your car or home—so long as you remain current on required payments.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy works differently by reorganizing your debts into a single monthly payment based on your income and budget. This option also stops lawsuits, garnishments, and bank account freezes as soon as your case is filed. Chapter 13 may help prevent car repossession or foreclosure by giving you time to catch up on past-due payments when your financial situation allows. You don’t have to continue dealing with debt collection pressure—there are options available to help you move forward.
Disclaimer: We are a debt relief agency. We are attorneys who help people file for bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code.
Have Questions About Bankruptcy?
Call Aubrey Rudd Law at 305-600-5258 to speak with an attorney about your bankruptcy concerns. You can ask questions, discuss your financial situation, and get straightforward information about your available options.
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