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Understanding How Bankruptcy Affects Wage Garnishment and Repossession
In order to seek payment on debts, many credit card companies and other agencies will seek to garnish your wages or repossess your property. If you have been threatened with wage garnishment or repossession, or have had these actions taken against you already, take matters into your own hands with the help of an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
For more than 30 years, Jack B. Sabatini, Attorney at Law, has been helping individuals and families deal with financial difficulties through filing for bankruptcy. He has extensive knowledge of the many facets of bankruptcy that may help you through this difficult time, including how to deal with wage garnishment and repossession.
Take action to protect your family and your future. Explore your options for stopping wage garnishment and repossession. Contact Jack B. Sabatini today for a free consultation. You can reach us toll free at 888-493-8073.
Wage Garnishment
Many attempts to recover on a debt may result in the threat of wage garnishment. It is important to take action to stop the garnishment before it starts. If you have received a notification that your wages may be garnished, talk to attorney Jack B. Sabatini to understand what your options are. He can also help clients understand how filing for bankruptcy can stop the garnishment of your wages.
Repossession
If you believe you are in danger of having a piece of personal property repossessed, such as a car, to not wait until it happens to file for bankruptcy protection. Jack B. Sabatini can walk you through the steps necessary in preventing a repossession. Bankruptcy protection takes effect immediately once it is filed. If you filed for bankruptcy at 12 p.m. and your car is repossessed at 12 p.m., the repossession agency will be responsible for returning your vehicle as soon as possible, as you were under protection of bankruptcy and all collection actions against you must be stopped to the minute the petition is filed.
Other Actions Are Stopped
Once you've filed for bankruptcy protection, all collection actions against you are stopped. This includes lawsuits that have been filed against you as well as wage garnishment, repossession and calls from bill collectors. You do not have to tolerate repeated, continued creditor harassment. Bankruptcy may also be able to stop an eviction. Attorney Jack B. Sabatini can help you take steps toward ensuring that actions against you are stopped to the minute that the Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is filed with the court.
Contact Bankruptcy Lawyer Jack B. Sabatini Today
Call us today at 888-493-8073 or e-mail us to arrange a free consultation with a knowledgeable wage garnishment and repossession lawyer. We represent clients located in Huntsville, Scottsboro, Madison and all of the surrounding areas.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
