Attorney Steven J. Halbert in Indiana Stops Wage Garnishment For Clients
Bankruptcy gets a bad reputation, and the process of filing for bankruptcy can be daunting. The truth is that filing for bankruptcy can immediately stop garnishment of your wages, harassment from collection agencies, and even foreclosure of your home. If your debt is accumulating too quickly for you to keep up with, contact the Indiana bankruptcy law firm of Steven J. Halbert.
How to Immediately Stop Wage Garnishment and Other Collection Agencies
One of the initial bankruptcy services that we provide our clients is obtaining an automatic stay. This stops all collection agencies and creditors from attempting to collect on debts. Wouldn’t this be a welcomed relief?
When you file for bankruptcy, you are given a break period in which the threat of foreclosure, collections calls, and unpaid bills are put on hold. Filing for bankruptcy can stop the threat of the following:
- Utility disconnections
- Eviction or foreclosure
- Wage garnishment
- Calls from collection agencies
- Collection of overpaid public benefits
- Repossession of vehicles
As your lawyer, Attorney Halbert will consolidate important information regarding your financial situation and discuss with you all of your debt relief options. We are an experienced and resourceful Indiana bankruptcy law firm that takes pride in helping Indiana residents get back on solid financial ground.
As a full-service consumer bankruptcy law firm, we take over interactions with payroll departments, governmental agencies, collection companies, banks, lenders, and more. Hand the stressful responsibilities over to us, so you can focus on what is most important in your life.
Contact Our Central Indiana Bankruptcy Law Firm
Steven Halbert offers the legal experience and personal attention that can make a difference in your financial life. Call the Carmel, IN law office of Steven J. Halbert for bankruptcy legal advice today. Our initial consultation is completely free of charge. Protect your finances – for legal advice you can trust, call 765-577-5290. We look forward to hearing from you.
