Bankruptcy Representation
Facing bankruptcy can be overwhelming. You will need assistance making good decisions about your current financial condition and deciding what options are available and best meet your needs to deal with your debt. You have rights that should be discussed and protected both before and during the bankruptcy process. An attorney with knowledge and experience in bankruptcy proceedings will help you work through this difficult period. The guidance of a skilled bankruptcy attorney makes the process much smoother and the outcome more certain.
Wole O. Falodun represents debtors in the District of Columbia and the State of Maryland, and will gently and compassionately guide you through the many decisions that must be made when choosing to file for bankruptcy. Declaring bankruptcy is not a simple matter of discharging debt, it is a process that requires finesse and understanding. Contact me to discuss your individual situation and let me help you choose the right type of filing for your situation, protect your rights and property, and transition to a debt free life following discharge.
Debt Collection
Debt collectors and creditors are allowed to pursue recovery from you but are limited in what and when they are allowed to contact you. Not knowing your rights leaves you vulnerable to harassment and unfair collection practices. Foreclosures and garnishments are immediately impacted by the filing of a bankruptcy petition. Unpaid taxes can have the IRS at your door threatening to levy your possessions and wages. You are not helpless in these situations. Contact me to help you decide what steps can be taken to protect your assets.
If you are facing wage garnishment, foreclosure, or repossession, being contacted by creditors and debt collectors, call me today. Relief is available and I can help you.
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