Fort Worth Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney

What You Need To Know About Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

When you reach the point with your finances where you recognize that you need assistance because you are overwhelmed by debt, you have options. It is important, however, to work with the right bankruptcy lawyer for your situation.

You should work with a caring, knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney who will listen to you. At the Steele Law Firm in Fort Worth, I take a hands-on, personal approach to each client. I am dedicated to giving all of my clients the attention they deserve.
I know that everyone’s situation is different, and so I get to know my clients and learn about their lives in order to guide them toward the solution that works best for them.

Remake Your Financial Picture With A Debt Repayment Plan

For many people, Chapter 13 bankruptcy is an appealing alternative to filing for Chapter 7. Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you set up a repayment plan to pay down your debts, rather than having some of your assets liquidated. This means you are often able to keep many of your possessions that might otherwise be lost.

The repayment plan you set up is dependent on the creditors that you have and what you owe them. Repayment plans last from 36 to 60 months — three to five years. Not everyone is eligible for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, though, so it is important to consult with a bankruptcy attorney to help you determine your eligibility.

Contact the Steele Law Firm today. We handle cases from Arlington and the surrounding area, and we offer free initial consultations. Call our office at 682-231-0909 or complete and submit our online contact form.

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

We Can Help

contact us today

WE'RE HERE FOR YOU

Schedule a Free Initial Consultation
(682)231-0909
3629 Lovell Ave, Ste. 100
Fort Worth, TX
Directions
Disclaimer(Required)
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
  • What Is the Statute of Limitations on Debt?

    Total American household debt has reached nearly $17 trillion. Credit cards, home loans, student debt, and car loans are the top reasons people owe […]
    read more

    What Effect Does Bankruptcy Have on Judgments?

    If someone sues you for debt and that person wins the civil claim, you will face a judgment. Often, this court order describes the […]
    read more

    How to Avoid Repossession During a Texas Bankruptcy

    Making the decision to file for bankruptcy can be a difficult one. Once you have decided which chapter of bankruptcy you want to file, […]
    read more
  • Can One Spouse File Bankruptcy in Texas?

    Deciding to file bankruptcy is a complicated decision, especially if one partner is ready to move forward and the other isn’t. To learn more […]
    read more

    Does Bankruptcy Clear Evictions in Texas?

    If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, you must be in a difficult financial place. Having debts that have built up over time might […]
    read more

    Chapter 7 & Texas Wage Garnishment: The Facts

    When you are struggling financially, it can be detrimental for a debt collector to garnish your wages to pay for debts you can’t afford […]
    read more
  • Can a Creditor Fight an Automatic Stay in Texas?

    Filing for bankruptcy can leave you with many worries about your assets. For many in bankruptcy, the financial woes they face can be for […]
    read more

    Bankruptcy Exemptions in Texas

    Bankruptcy provokes a variety of emotions and assumptions for those confronted with it. Whether you are filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, […]
    read more

    Does Bankruptcy Clear All Debt in Texas?

    Bankruptcy can be a confusing concept, especially considering its legal and financial implications. A bankruptcy debt lawyer in Texas can help you navigate a […]
    read more