Dealing With Back Rent
For many South Carolina residents that come to Reed Law Firm, P.A., seeking bankruptcy protection, rent for their home has become a key part of a much larger financial challenge. In addition to collection actions from aggressive collectors, they are facing eviction or moving out before proceedings start. Bankruptcy can also stop eviction proceedings.
What you do not know about bankruptcy can not only prevent you from seeking the help you need, but also harm an already damaged financial picture. Call our Columbia-based firm at 803-807-2565 or our Florence law office at 843-536-0073 today.
Preventing Eviction Through Debt Reorganization
In the process of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, unpaid rent is treated similarly to past due mortgage payments. Reorganizing this debt into a more affordable plan buys you time and allows you to catch up on missed payments. Keeping a roof over your head during such uncertain times is paramount to the attorneys at Reed Law Firm, P.A.
Giving You the Chance to Discharge Your Past Due Rent
If you have already made the decision to find another place to live, a Chapter 7 filing looks upon rent owed on a previous lease as dischargeable debt. By helping you wipe the slate clean and secure a much needed fresh start, we can give you hope of a debt-free future.
Using the Bankruptcy Process to Rebuild Your Life
Start the rebuilding process today with one telephone call. For over 10 years, we have helped countless clients in ending the stress of financial problems that create instability in their lives. We have stopped overly aggressive bill collectors from harassing you. That includes your landlord.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding unpaid rent and how bankruptcy can help, please contact us.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
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