THERE IS NO STIGMA AGAINST FILING FOR PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY AND HERE ARE SOME OF THE BENEFITS:
**Stopping/Preventing Wage Garnishments and Bank Levies
**Extending the time you can reside in your home, even with a pending foreclosure
**Getting rid of unsecured, non-priority tax debt
**Restructuring payments of priority or secured tax debt
**Getting rid of credit card debt, medical bills and personal loans
** Getting rid of vehicles with too much debt
** Getting rid of harassing phone calls from debt collectors.
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Attorney Harris S Ammerman
I have helped individuals and families who are struggling to pay their monthly debts and expenses.
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Chapter 7
I have filed more than ten thousand bankruptcy cases in the Washington DC area over the last 40 years.
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Chapter 13
In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy a homeowner is able to retain his real property and pay off his mortgage arrears and other similar delinquencies including automobile loan payments and taxes. This type of bankruptcy case affords the debtor a super discharge.
Deuteronomy 15
The year for canceling debts. The Bible provides for one’s debts to be forgiven after seven years and American bankruptcy law acknowledges this long-established principle. I have devoted my life to this biblical principle and serving others. One Of The Most Experienced Bankruptcy Attorney Washington DC, Maryland. “At the end of every seven years, thou shall make a release … Every creditor..”
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655-0606
Attorney Ammerman’s Bankruptcy and Debt Relief law firm can enable you to legally discharge most debts such as credit card balances, past-due medical bills and has increasingly become a viable relief for Americans who have overwhelming debt and financial burden after the recent pandemic.
The bankruptcy code allows debtors under chapter 13 to file a plan of reorganization for individuals in order to keep significant assets including their real property and automobiles and make monthly payments to a court-appointed bankruptcy trustee.
Statistics ( From the American bankruptcy institute )
More than 507 people in Washington D.C. filed for bankruptcy (Chapter 7 and 13).
– 11,148 people in Maryland.
