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Dealing with auto loan debt in bankruptcy is a concern shared by many people who are struggling with debt.
Whether you are looking to eliminate auto loan debt through bankruptcy or exploring options for keeping your car through bankruptcy, you should seek advice from an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
Contact Wright Law Offices to schedule a free consultation with a Phoenix auto loan bankruptcy lawyer.
What Happens to Car Loans in Bankruptcy?
There are a number of options available for individuals with auto loans considering bankruptcy: surrendering the car to the bank and discharging the debt, seeking an auto loan reaffirmation and repaying the remaining debt, refinancing the car loan to its current value and buying out the secured creditor, or filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Keeping Your Car Through Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
“Can I keep my car if I file bankruptcy?” This is one of the most common questions asked by people considering bankruptcy. The truth is, it may be possible for people to keep their cars even after filing bankruptcy depending on the amount of equity in the vehicle and other factors.
If you want to keep your car through bankruptcy instead of seeking to eliminate an auto loan, we can help you determine if you qualify for an auto loan reaffirmation. This would allow you to keep your car and continue making payments after you file
Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Auto “Cramdowns” in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
When the owner of a car owes more money than the car is worth, he or she may be able to reduce the amount owed on the car through a procedure known as a “cramdown.” This option is available only in
Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Certain requirements must be met to qualify for a vehicle cramdown, but if met, the amount you owe on your car can be significantly reduced. Contact a Phoenix bankruptcy lawyer from our firm to learn more.
Contact a Tempe Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney
Schedule a
free consultation with a Phoenix bankruptcy attorney to learn more about your options for eliminating auto loan debt. Call 480-845-0145 today.
Why should you hire our firm to represent you in bankruptcy?
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2238 S. McClintock Dr.
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FAQs About Bankruptcy in Arizona
How does Chapter 13 bankruptcy work?
For individuals who maintain a steady income but are grappling with debts that need more time to be cleared, Chapter 13 bankruptcy could provide a viable solution. This form of bankruptcy enables debtors to retain their property while adhering to a three to five-year repayment plan. In Scottsdale, the bankruptcy attorneys at Wright Law Offices utilize their expertise in developing personalized Chapter 13 plans that are uniquely designed to suit your circumstances and work in your favor.
What role can a lawyer play in tackling credit card debt?
When credit card debt spirals beyond control, the feelings of isolation and stress can be daunting. However, with a knowledgeable lawyer by your side, the situation can be transformed significantly. Lawyers are experienced in negotiating with formidable credit card companies, often succeeding in achieving reduced interest rates or a minimized debt total. At Wright Law Offices, located in Phoenix, our committed legal team stands ready to help you take back control of your financial situation and direct you towards other potential debt relief avenues like bankruptcy.
What happens when foreclosure is knocking on my door?
The prospect of foreclosure can make it seem like your world is tumbling down. Yet, it's vital to remember that there are legal routes available to navigate this challenging situation. Foreclosure is a process initiated by lenders when mortgage payments are overdue, leading them to recover their loan by selling your property. While it sounds intimidating, our adept team at Wright Law Offices in Tempe is here to assist. We guide you through every step of the process, thoroughly exploring all viable options, such as loan modification, bankruptcy, or even contesting the foreclosure in court.
What is a tax debt lawyer's role?
Being in debt to the IRS can create enormous stress. However, a tax debt lawyer can intervene and significantly improve your situation. They're skilled in negotiating a viable payment plan with the IRS, striving to reduce the tax debt you owe, and in certain scenarios, even getting penalties and interest absolved. The proficient team of Scottsdale tax debt lawyers at Wright Law Offices is committed to helping you face this challenge with optimism. Leveraging our deep knowledge of tax law, we're dedicated to securing the best possible outcome for every client we represent.
