Bankruptcy

Whether you are an individual or own or represent a business, our Bankruptcy Debt Relief Attorneys are available to help you decrease the impact of burdensome debt. We will listen to you, analyze your financial position, and help determine whether filing bankruptcy is right for you. 

• Attorney Felecia Walker

We use software programs to help in our bankruptcy cases for such items as helping to calculate the means test based on a statement of current monthly income. 

If you decide to file for bankruptcy, you can take advantage of our low fees. In addition, if you file for a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, we can potentially defer a portion of your fee and include it in your reorganization plan payments.

Personal and Business Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy is designed to give honest people and businesses a fresh start by eliminating certain debts or by enabling them to pay back their debts over a long period of time. We want to help reduce your debt and protect your assets.

• Bankruptcy Forms
• Bankruptcy Code & Rules
• Middle District of Florida Local Rules
• IRS Website
• Electronic Bankruptcy Notice
• Personal Financial Management Course Certification

Debt Relief

Our Bankruptcy Debt Relief Attorneys understand that we all make bad financial decisions at time and may need relief.  In this economy, many people are struggling with overwhelming debt from unpaid bills, credit cards, mortgage payments, job loss, and wage garnishment. The harassing calls from creditors and collection agencies may seem never-ending.

Your business may have failed, not been able to stay open. There may be many different reasons you are struggling in this challenging financial environment of past inflation

Looking for a solution?  Let our Bankruptcy Debt Relief Attorneys explain your options and help formulate a strategy. 

Did You Know?

St. Johns Law Group can help alleviate your stress and the harassing calls from creditors and collections agencies. After filing for bankruptcy, the filer comes under the protection of the Bankruptcy Court, and most creditors must stop collection activities.

Video Explaining Bankruptcy Options:

You can click the image below for an explainer video.  Also, you can view the entire Bankruptcy Basics Video Series complementary of the United States Courts.