Detroit
Bankruptcy Lawyer Walter Metzen
has prepared this comprehensive information
bankruptcy site to help come to terms with
consumer debt and bankruptcy. If consumer
debt has you buried, if creditors are
calling at all hours, if you have been
threatened with lawsuits and other
collection activities, you will find
information in this bankruptcy site to help
you.
This site is about credit management,
debt relief,
Chapter 7 Liquidation Bankruptcy, and
Chapter 13 Wage Earner Bankruptcy.
DetroitBankruptcyLawyer.com
Attorney Walter Metzen is an
experienced bankruptcy lawyer who
specializes in helping consumers with
credit, debt, Chapter 7 Straight Bankruptcy
and Chapter 13 Wage Earner (Repayment
Plan/Bill consolidation) Bankruptcy.
Should I File
Bankruptcy?
Recognize any
of these Warning Signs?
In
assessing whether or not you should seek
some kind of debt relief, consider the
following questions:
Do
you ever use one form of credit, such as
a credit card or debt consolidation
loan, to make payments on other debt? Or
to put it in Biblical terms "Robbing
Peter to Pay Paul"?
Have you taken one or more cash advances
greater than $500 in the past few months
to pay living expenses such as everyday
utility bills or even groceries?
Do you ever borrow from friends or
family to meet regular expenses, such as
food and utility bills?
Can you barely make the minimum required
payment on credit cards or other debts?
Are you receiving harassing calls or
letters from creditors or collection
agencies?
Are you being sued (summons and
complaint), or are your creditors
threatening to sue you?
Are your wages being garnished, or are
your creditors threatening a
garnishment?
Are your financial problems impacting
your health or relationships due to
stress?
Do you owe two months salary or more on
your credit cards?
Are you using one-quarter or more of
your take-home income to pay credit card
bills and personal loans (excluding
mortgage payments)?
Are your revolving credit cards charged
to the limit or maxed out?
Have you bounced more than one check in
the past year?
Are you without cash reserves for a
rainy day or emergency?
Are you behind on house (mortgage or
rent) or auto payments?
Are your creditors threatening to take
your car, house, or other property
(foreclosure or repossession)?
Are you behind on your taxes or do you
owe the IRS, State of Michigan or City
of Detroit?
If you answered yes to one or more of the
preceding questions, you should consider
seeking some form of debt relief.
Bankruptcy, of course, offers very effective
debt relief, but there are possible
alternatives to filing bankruptcy which
shall be covered below.
This book should be used as a
general overview of the bankruptcy
process and not as specific legal
advice. This book is not a
replacement for the advice of a
competent bankruptcy attorney, a
fact this bankruptcy book itself
states in its introduction. The
Bankruptcy
Law Office of Walter Metzen
provides a
free Bankruptcy attorney
consultation, during which
you will be provided information
based on your specific circumstances
and current bankruptcy laws. Feel
free to contact us by telephone at
(800) 398-3328 or
via email if you have any
questions concerning the materials
or filing for bankruptcy.
Please click the link below to
review the book. You must have
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the materials.

FREE
BANKRUPTCY BOOK
The Michigan
Bankruptcy Law Office of Walter Metzen,
offers each prospective client a
free
initial consultation to discuss your
financial concerns as well as the
possible need to file a petition for
relief under the United State Bankruptcy
Code. The purpose of the initial
consultation is to inform you about the
bankruptcy process in Michigan, whether
you should file a
Chapter 7 or a
Chapter 13
and how the United States Bankruptcy
Code is designed to protect most if not
all of your assets through
exemptions. In an effort to
make the free consultation more
productive, we ask that you bring
certain financial information to the
meeting, or better yet, complete and
send the online
Michigan Bankruptcy Consultation Form.

The list of creditors must be complete.
It must include ALL of your creditors
(including family members, taxes, car
loans, mortgages and leases), in one
column and the amount owed in the
adjacent column. The monthly budget
should contain a complete breakdown of
your income and expenses.
In addition to the above, be prepared to
provide our office with dollar values
for certain assets, including your home
(if you own), your vehicles, and any
other substantial assets, whether real
property or personal property. By
providing us the opportunity to review
your monthly budget and to gain some
understanding of the value of your
assets and how much you owe to your
creditors, we will be better able to
assess your situation and advise you
appropriately. You may schedule an
appointment by either completing the
Michigan Bankruptcy Consultation Form,
calling our offices directly at
(313)
962-4656 or by requesting an
appointment
via email.
Contact a Detroit Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyer that, not only fully understands the bankruptcy process, but also can realistically advise you of your options. Feel free to schedule your free initial consultation. During this time, we can discuss your case and I can help you take charge of your financial situation. CLICK HERE for a Glossary of Bankruptcy Terms