Nashville Office: 615-686-2279
Cookeville Office: 931-400-2218
Nashville Office 615-686-2279 or Cookeville Office 931-400-2218
Serving all of Middle Tennessee’s Bankruptcy Needs
Many consumers in Tennessee who are considering the possibility of filing for bankruptcy are concerned about whether they will be at risk of losing all of their property if they do decide to file. It is critical to know that there is no type of bankruptcy filing in...
When deciding to file bankruptcy, the automatic stay is one of the most powerful tools for a debtor. The automatic stay is as an injunction order that immediately stops a number of debt collection actions against you and your property, such as civil lawsuits, a wage...
When you are considering personal bankruptcy in Tennessee, it is important to learn about bankruptcy exemptions, and how they will be applied. Bankruptcy exemptions are applicable in different bankruptcy proceedings including Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13...
Debtors who are considering the possibility of Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy often want to understand their options. For example, is it possible to choose between a liquidation or reorganization bankruptcy if you are a consumer or individual (as opposed to a...
If you are an individual with significant student loan debt in addition to other types of debt, you might be considering the possibility of bankruptcy but wondering if you could be eligible to have your student loans discharged. There are many myths and misconceptions...
Filing for bankruptcy as a business owner can be extremely complicated, and it is important to understand how the complexities of U.S. bankruptcy law are likely to affect your case. There is a lot of important information for business owners to know about bankruptcy,...
Nearly countless factors can negatively influence an individual’s or family’s finances. From divorce and job loss to medical emergency and home repair catastrophe, for some, financial peril always seems to be right around the corner. Unfortunately, many people avoid...
There were record job losses and an economic decline this year. Millions of Americans now have debt in collections. Beginning in 2021, debt collectors will have more ways to contact consumers. However, it’s important to note that consumers still have rights against...
If the amount you owe to creditors is overwhelming, you can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to discharge most of your debts. In this type of bankruptcy, a person needs to sell some property, like their house or car, to repay their debts. However, if you decide to file,...
If you have debts, you may know how stressful it can be when creditors and bill collectors pursue you. The more debts you have, the more creditors will be knocking on your door, which is an overwhelming problem. However, you can stop their collection efforts with the...
