Scottsdale and Phoenix Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyers

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a liquidation process in which a bankruptcy trustee sells off some of your property to pay off most of your debts. Generally, most debts arising before the bankruptcy starts are forgiven. The debtor is entitled to keep any assets that are considered exempt, meaning they are protected from liquidation in the bankruptcy.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is a practical and accessible solution giving honest debtors a fresh start and a second chance at financial autonomy. In most cases, forgiveness of the pre-petition debts occurs within three to four months of the filing of the bankruptcy petition though the entire process may last a few months after the discharge order that forgives the debts.

Bankruptcy cases are filed in federal court and are governed by a complex set of laws known as the US Bankruptcy Code. Navigating and negotiating the ever-changing bankruptcy laws can be daunting and intimidating. At Hymson Goldstein Pantiliat & Lohr, PLLC, our bankruptcy attorneys have the knowledge and experience to guide you through the process and help you achieve the peace of mind that comes with a fresh start.

To schedule an initial consultation with a bankruptcy attorney, please call Hymson Goldstein Pantiliat & Lohr at 480-991-9077 or contact us via Email. We can provide the individually tailored advice you need to make strategic decisions for debt relief. We pride ourselves on responsive, personalized attention to each matter and understand that every member of our team plays a valuable role in your client experience. From our attorneys, to our legal assistants, to our administrative staff, we are committed to providing you with exceptional legal service.

Hymson Goldstein Pantiliat & Lohr, PLLC is a Debt Relief Agency under the bankruptcy code.

David B. Goldstein is an experienced bankruptcy attorney concentrating his practice in commercial and individual bankruptcies. He is listed with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona as a court-appointed mediator.