Bankruptcy Evaluation Ziulkowski & Associates Attorneys Shelby Township Michigan

Take back your life.

Stop foreclosure, garnishments, & debt collectors.

Take the first step by filling out this free bankruptcy evaluation form and an experienced bankruptcy attorney will contact you for a no obligation free consultation.

If you are inquiry relates to a business or commercial bankruptcy, please contact us and we will send you our commercial evaluation form for your free evaluation or fill out this form and provide the company name and contact person and disregard questions relating to the spouse.

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Generally, most debts such as credit card, unsecured loans, and medical bills, among other debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Often, people will get into financial difficulties because their credit card balances have become overwhelming. It can be one card or 20, it doesn’t matter, if you can’t keep your head above water, a fresh start through bankruptcy may be the solution.

Both federal and state law allows a debtor to keep his/her home under certain circumstances.

You may be eligible to keep one vehicle. After all, the government recognizes the need to have transportation to go to and from work.

Bankruptcy laws also provides certain general exemptions that may allow you to keep personal property such as your clothing, furniture and other miscellaneous items.

Filing bankruptcy will stop certain garnishments, bill collector calls and other collection activities.

Submit this Free Bankruptcy Evaluation and a Bankruptcy Attorney will review your financial situation and contact your for a free no obligation consultation.

FAQ’s About Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Evaluation Form

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First Name*
Last Name*
Address1
Address 2
City
State
Zip
E-Mail*
Phone Number (please include area code)*
1. Are you married or single?
2. What Types of Bills Do You Have? List all that apply: Credit cards, tax debts, medical bills, government fines (parking tickets, moving violations, suspensions), judgments, personal loans, student loans, etc.
3. What is the total number of bills you have?
4. Approximately how much do you owe for all the bills listed above?
5. Approximate value of your home?
6. Balance owed on your mortgage?
7. Monthly mortgage payment:
8. Are you current on your mortgage payment?
9. Are there other mortgages on this property?
10. Approximate value for vehicle:
11. Approximate balance owed:
12. Monthly car payment:
13. Approximate value for vehicle 2:
14. Approximate balance owed:
15. Monthly car payment:
16. Please list any other significant property and its value: (Ira, 401k, rental property, boats, RV, etc.)
17. How often do you get paid?
18. Your net Pay: (after taxes, medical & other deductions)
19. How often does your spouse get paid?
20. Spouse’s Net Pay: (after taxes, medical & other deductions)
21. Please list income from other sources: (Disability, social security, pension, rental property, part time job, child support, unemployment, workers’ compensation)

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