Bankruptcy Lawyer Near Me
Attorney C. Kelly Wilson
C. Kelly Wilson has been practicing law since 1988 after graduating from Memphis State University. Prior to that he received his BS from Middle Tennessee State University.
Kelly has an excellent record for representing individuals with Bankruptcy court cases and belongs to the Tennessee Bar Assoc., American Bar Assoc., Bedford Bar Assoc., Tennessee Association for Justice and the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
He also provides legal services to clients throughout the Southeast Region of Middle TN.
Search for bankruptcy lawyer near me, and here we are!
Chapter 7
Chapter 7 is “liquidation,” or “complete bankruptcy,” filed for individuals. This discharges most debts giving the debtor a new start.
chapter 13
This form of bankruptcy makes debt adjustments for individuals with income by creating a “Repayment Plan”. Income and debt determine if you are eligible.
foreclosures
Foreclosure is the legal way for a creditor to take back a property when the borrower stops making mortgage payments. Call us and we can try to stop a foreclosure.
wage garnishments
It is very important that you stop Wage Garnishments, not only do you need the money, some employers may not want to set up payments to your Creditors.
Finance Plan
It may be that you can refinance a loan or mortgage, modify terms of a loan or medical bills, and create a repayment plan that the court/creditors will accept. Kelly Wilson will help you write the best plan and avoid bankruptcy.
Filing
Before you file, search Bankruptcy Lawyer near me. We will never suggest to file bankruptcy on your own, an experienced lawyer will protect you.
Kelly Wilson has been that guy for 30 years, that’s experience!
Debt Relief
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- Chapter 7
- Chapter 13
- Foreclosures
- Wage Garnishments
- Free Consultation
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