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Many people fear debt relief and bankruptcy because they believe it will do irreversible harm to their credit or think it’s morally wrong. The reality is that debt relief or consulting a bankruptcy lawyer iowa can be an opportunity for a new beginning. Contact Shane Zisman if the weight of your debts is suffocating you, and he will use his experience and knowledge of the law to help you regain control of your life and financial future.
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Many Iowans, at some point or another, have been overwhelmed by immense financial pressure associated with credit card bills, medical bills, and other forms of debt despite trying their hardest to get back on equal footing. If you find yourself or your family in this predicament, Shane Zisman can help!
It can be confusing to know if you should pursue a debt relief strategy or start the bankruptcy proceedings. Schedule an initial consultation to determine which path to financial freedom is right for you – debt relief or bankruptcy proceeding.
Debt Relief Iowa
- You and Shane will work together to pursue a proper debt settlement strategy
- All debt is settled outside the courtroom
- Shane will contact your creditors directly to discuss payment plans and settlements of past debts.
- Your bank loans will be renegotiated or refinanced.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Iowa
- Discharging consumer debts (credit cards, hospital bills, most loans) and starting with a fresh financial future
- Keeping assets such as pension, social security benefits, veterans benefits, apartment, 75% of wages, automobile, etc.
- No more harassment from creditors\
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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Iowa
- Keep your debt-burdened assets, such as cars and boats, rather than surrender them to creditors
- Maintain non-exempt property that might otherwise be subject to creditors’ claims in a Chapter 7 proceeding
- Discharge more types of debts than you could in a Chapter 7 action
- Reduce debt payments with longer repayment periods without incurring additional interest or penalties
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