Bankruptcy – not a smart idea for every person.

There are two types of Bankruptcy Attorneys: Great Ones, and Horrible Ones. Getting a great bankruptcy attorney is 1000 times more important than most people realize

Sometimes bankruptcy is the smart option. And sometimes a bankruptcy attorney can burn you very badly. There are things a Bankruptcy Trustee can seize from you that a bad attorney might not tell you about because then you might decide not to file. And then they would lose your business.

While a Bankruptcy is based on Federal Law, all State and Federal laws must be checked, because just about everything is fair game for potential seizure. Could you lose your State License (CPA, CFP, Attorney, Insurance, Real Estate Broker, Construction, etc) if you have a Bankruptcy? Could the Trustee place a lien on your pending Personal Injury Lawsuit from a Car Crash? Did you know that inheritance monies and a Life Insurance Policy can still be legally grabbed away from you if you receive it within 6 months after a chapter 7 Bankruptcy is discharged? Many people have been the victim of the extremely massive mistake of filing bankruptcy before your divorce is finalized. There is much, much more that can be in play, as well.

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    Do you know if you are desiring or able for a chapter 7 or 13 or not sure?

    Are you currently being sued?

    Do you possess a state license that you could lose if you file a bankruptcy?

    Attorney, CPA, CFP, Construction License, other? If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.

    Do you have a pending personal injury claim or other judicial court windfalls that are pending?

    If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.

    Are you in the middle of an inheritance dispute?

    If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.

    Do you hold a life insurance policy on someone who is currently terminal?

    If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.

    Are you in the middle of a divorce?

    If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.

    Do you have equity in other properties besides your main home/residence?

    If so, Bankruptcy may not be your best choice.