Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Florida
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                        Also known as liquidation bankruptcy, Chapter 7 is a widely accepted option
	                    for individuals struggling to make ends meet. When individuals can no
	                    longer afford to pay off their debts to creditors and their only option
	                    is the liquidation of all non-exempt assets, they often pursue Chapter
	                    7 bankruptcy. While it sounds intimidating, the reality is that Chapter
	                    7 can completely reboot your finances.
                    
                    
                        The only catch to this form of bankruptcy is determining your eligibility,
	                    but don't let this deter you. At Alan J. Fisher, PA, bankruptcy and
	                    its many nuances are our forte. A Boca Raton bankruptcy attorney from
	                    our firm would be honored to give you back the future you deserve.
                    
                    How do I know if am eligible for Chapter 7?
                    
                        If you've ever heard anyone mention the means test, they are referring
	                    to Chapter 7's 'gateway' of sorts. The means test determines
	                    who can, and who can't, file for Chapter 7 by way of your income.
                    
                    This test is comprised of two factors:
                    
                        - Whether your income is lower than the median income for households in your state
 
                        - Whether you have enough disposable income to repay certain debts
 
                    
                    
                        Once you are deemed eligible, you can begin the filing process. The entire
	                    timeframe is anywhere from four to six months and costs $335 in filing
	                    fees. Immediately after submitting your paperwork, an automatic stay is
	                    enacted over your finances. This prevents creditors from attempting to
	                    collect what they're due, including wages, your home, and your car.
                    
                    
                        The state of your property after filing for Chapter 7 depends on what you
	 own and what type of exemptions you choose to use. Nonexempt property
	 may have to be given up, but other forms of property can be kept in your
	 name. It all depends of the value of each item.
                    
                    Ready to get started? Call our firm!
                    
                        There is much to consider before you file and it's enough to overwhelm
	 even the savviest individual. We're here to make the hard decisions
	with you, staying closely connected every step of the way and ensuring you remain
	 informed of your options.
                    
                    
                        So before you commit one way or the other,  
		                contact us. Our Boca Raton bankruptcy lawyer is eager to create lasting financial change in your situation!