Kevin T. Williams, Attorney at Law
Call us at:
615-264-8249
-- Free Initial Consultation --
-- Payment Plans --
 
Bankruptcy & Mortgage Modifications

Bankruptcy Home Page

Frequently Asked
Questions


Video Index

Contact Us

Frequently Asked Questions

The answers to the following frequently asked questions are in a video response. Click on a question to see the corresponding answer.

The Facts About Bankruptcy:
  1.) What is Bankruptcy?
  2.) What is the difference between Chapter 13 and Chapter 7?
  3.) What is the Bankruptcy Process?
  4.) How can I prepare for my bankruptcy more effectively?
  5.) How long does a bankruptcy take?
  6.) How much will declaring bankruptcy cost?
Why We Can Help You:
  7.) Why the Right Bankruptcy Law Firm Matters!
  8.) I have seen numerous ads on TV and the Internet about eliminating debt without bankruptcy. Why should I file bankruptcy when these services get the benefit without the negative implications?
  9.) How does your office’s representation assist me?
  10.) There are a lot of bankruptcy firms and companies out there, what makes your different?
Moral Considerations of Filing Bankruptcy:
  11.) I am a responsible person who doesn’t want to abandon his responsibilities, how can I morally justify bankruptcy?
How Bankruptcy Can Help You:
  12.) How can Bankruptcy benefit my credit score and serve as a financial improvement tool?
  13.) I have a pending foreclosure or repossession, how will a bankruptcy effectively deal with that?
  14.) What are my creditors required to do after I file for bankruptcy?
  15.) How does bankruptcy affect my debts and obligations?
  16.) How does a bankruptcy affect my ability to obtain a loan and/or credit?
  17.) Will my government loans and tax debts be forgiven through a bankruptcy?
  18.) I want to keep some of my debts, how can I through a bankruptcy?
  19.) What happens after I file bankruptcy?

 

 
©Copyright by Kevin T. Williams. All Rights Reserved
Admitted to practice in Tennessee and Virginia.
Not certified as a Consumer Bankruptcy Specialist by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization.
Debt relief and bankruptcy practice limited to Tennessee.
This web site is designed for general information only.
The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief under the bankruptcy code.