Tips For Dealing With Debt Collectors
At Kingcade Garcia McMaken, the number one piece of advice we give to our clients, family members and friends dealing with creditors is to be honest. If you are unable to make a payment, do not make promises you can’t keep and don’t hide from the creditors.
If you are ready to put an end to creditor harassment and make a fresh start, consult an experienced Miami bankruptcy attorney at Kingcade Garcia McMaken. We are proud to help clients from all walks of life find the right solutions to their financial problems.
Putting An End To Creditor Harassment In Florida
Upon filing for bankruptcy, the debt collectors can no longer contact you by phone, mail or email. They must stop all collections activities, including foreclosure proceedings, repossession activities and wage garnishment.
To learn more about dealing with debt collectors and how filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy can put an end to your troubles, review the following information:
- Restructuring loans and debts
- Credit card debt
- Medical bill relief
- Nondischargeable debts
- Exemptions/property you can keep
- Wage garnishment
- Bankruptcy and immigration
- Bankruptcy and taxes
- Bankruptcy and student loans
- Bankruptcy and short sales
- Bankruptcy for the elderly
- Discharging judgments
Set Up A Free Consultation
Take action to protect your home, wages and financial future. Schedule a free consultation with a lawyer at our Miami bankruptcy office by contacting Kingcade Garcia McMaken online or by phone at 305-285-9100.