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Batesville Bankruptcy Attorney

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At DeLoache Law Office, we help clients find solutions to their financial problems through excellent and experienced legal counsel. While you may be feeling hopeless or overwhelmed with your current situation, you don’t have to lose hope. With more than 25 years of experience in the field, our Batesville bankruptcy lawyer stands ready to assist you.

Are you ready to embark on your journey towards debt relief? Call us at (888) 233-7016!

Benefits of Hiring Our Firm:

Apply More Than 25 Years of Experience to Your Case

With the right guidance, even the most complex situations can become manageable. Since 1990, we have been helping clients relieve their burden of debt. When you hire us, you can be confident that you’re choosing a legal team that’s dedicated to helping you make informed decisions. We understand your future relies on the counsel we give, which is why we put our focus and energy into improving your situation to the best of our ability.

We handle a wide range of bankruptcy-related matters, including:

We review your complete financial situation and the means test when evaluating whether Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 fits your circumstances. Before an individual files a bankruptcy petition, credit counseling is generally required, subject to limited exceptions. Debtor education is a separate post-filing requirement for receiving a discharge in most individual cases.

Filing a bankruptcy petition triggers the automatic stay, which halts most collection actions and can temporarily stop foreclosure proceedings. This protection can also stop wage garnishment after the case is filed. Creditors can ask the court for relief from the stay, and statutory exceptions apply.

If you have been served with an Arkansas civil summons and complaint, you normally have 30 days to file a written answer. Missing that deadline can result in a default judgment. Bankruptcy petitions for Batesville-area filers are filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas, and Batesville Division hearings are held in Jonesboro.

Our bankruptcy attorney, Mike DeLoache, has been voted Best of Region 8 Bankruptcy for three years in a row. As a member of the Central Arkansas Debtor/Creditor Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the Craighead County Bar Association, Attorney DeLoache is more than qualified to help you through your difficult time.

Contact Us for a Free Case Evaluation

If you’re struggling with debt, request legal guidance as soon as possible. The sooner you talk with our Batesville bankruptcy attorney, the sooner we can help you evaluate a path toward financial stability. Debt can be stressful and an emotional thing to overcome, but you don’t have to go through it alone.

If you’re in the Batesville area and would like more information about how our firm can help you, request an initial case evaluation or contact us at (888) 233-7016. We also provide appointments through Skype and FaceTime.

  • Am I Eligible for Bankruptcy
    To see if bankruptcy is the right process for you, you will have to take a means test first. This will determine if a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 is best for your situation. When a client works with us, we will thoroughly review your financial situation, answer any questions you may have, and determine if you meet the specific requirements.
  • Bankruptcy Options
    While bankruptcy provides numerous individuals with the opportunity for a fresh financial start, the process is not right for everyone. When an individual works with us, we will obtain a complete understanding of their situation, explore all the options, and determine what the most suitable course of action for them is. While Chapter 7 is best for many individuals, Chapter 13 is more suitable for others.
  • Benefits of Bankruptcy
    Although many people view bankruptcy in a negative way, it is actually the opportunity for a fresh financial start. Filing for bankruptcy will put an end to creditor harassment, and stop processes such as foreclosure and repossession. Filing for bankruptcy will provide you with the opportunity to move forward, and leave the debt behind you as you rebuild your credit.
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