Bankruptcy Questions?

A Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyer Can Answer Them

1. Why is it in my best interest to call the Law Office of William E. Carter?
2. What should I bring to my confidential appointment with Connecticut bankruptcy attorney William E. Carter?
3. I have a job, money in my bank account, and own property. Can I still file for Connecticut bankruptcy?
4. What happens to my credit score after Connecticut bankruptcy?
5. Can I get a student loan if I file for bankruptcy?
6. Can I keep my car if I file for Connecticut bankruptcy?

The decision to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy requires open and honest discussion with a Connecticut bankruptcy attorney you trust. You should take the time to have your questions answered, and bankruptcy myths dispelled. This is what you get when you meet with the Law Office of William E. Carter during a professional, free consultation. The following are a sampling of the kinds of questions regularly asked by our neighbors when we determine together if the bankruptcy option is right for them:

1. Why is it in my best interest to call the Law Office of William E. Carter?
   • Connecticut bankruptcy lawyer William E. Carter understands that considering bankruptcy is more than number crunching. It is personal and emotional.
   • Bankruptcy laws are complicated and changing all the time. The Law Office of William E. Carter uses the most current cutting-edge technologies, including electronic case filing, automated asset search and credit report reviews and online credit counseling that you can take in our office or from your home.
   • Bankruptcy Attorney William E. Carter possesses the thorough knowledge of local procedures, the bankruptcy district, bankruptcy judges, and bankruptcy trustees required for smooth and successful bankruptcy resolution.
2. What should I bring to my confidential appointment with Connecticut bankruptcy attorney William E. Carter?
   • A copy of your last filed tax return
   • Proof of income for the past 6 months
   • Retirement income or disability income pay stubs or documents
   • A copy of deeds to any property owned in the last 3 years
   • Documents showing your debt obligations
   • A copy of your credit report
3. I have a job, money in my bank account, and own property. Can I still file for Connecticut bankruptcy?
   • Yes. The Law Office of William E. Carter will explain the limitations of your holdings as of the date of your bankruptcy filing. After your bankruptcy petition is filed, any assets you purchase or earn are yours to keep.
4. What happens to my credit score after Connecticut bankruptcy?
   • There is credit after bankruptcy. Experienced Connecticut bankruptcy attorney William E. Carter follows-up with you as he helps you rebuild your credit. It is likely you will see your credit score or FICO score improve with our assistance.
5. Can I get a student loan if I file for bankruptcy?
   • Yes. It is illegal under the United States Bankruptcy Code for lenders to deny you a loan for your future education because you filed for bankruptcy. Connecticut bankruptcy lawyer William E. Carter will explain certain circumstances and exemptions in which current student loan obligations are possible to discharge in a bankruptcy filing.
6. Can I keep my car if I file for Connecticut bankruptcy?
   • Maybe. Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy both provide options whereby you can keep your car. When you come into the Law Office of William E. Carter for your free consultation, we will help you determine if you qualify for or even wish to keep your car.

It is possible you researched bankruptcy on the internet or asked your family and friends for advice. The only advice you can trust comes from a qualified and experienced Connecticut bankruptcy lawyer who has the knowledge, insights, business sense, and willingness to help you get back on track. The beginning of a more secure financial future is one phone call away. Be proactive and help yourself and your family by calling the Law Office of William E. Carter today to schedule your free consultation.