Car Repossession & Bankruptcy

Cumming Car Repossession Lawyer

When considering filing for bankruptcy, many people are concerned about whether they will be able to keep their home and car after. Many factors influence this, and declaring bankruptcy may allow you to keep these valued assets while adjusting your debt. At Marcus A. Rosin, P.C., we help clients understand their options and determine what course of action is in their best interests. Schedule a free consultation and find out how our Cumming bankruptcy attorney can help you.

Our offices can be reached at (678) 208-0339 or by contacting us online.

Bankruptcy & Asset Protection

Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy affect your assets in different ways. While we understand that keeping your home and car are important, it is not always in your best interest—even if you can maintain payments. We help clients review their options and pursue whichever route will best fit their situation.

How bankruptcy affects your assets:

• Chapter 7: If you want to keep your home and car after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you will have to make current payments on both. This may be easier to do with the debt relief that comes with bankruptcy.
• Chapter 13: Your payments for your home and car can be rolled into your monthly trustee payments. This allows you to pay off past due payments over a 3 to 5 year payment. This is a good option for people who can pay their debt, but need breathing room to make payments.

Call (678) 208-0339 to Start Discussing Options

Whether you are filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, an experienced Cumming bankruptcy lawyer can help you understand your options and make positive decisions about your financial future.

Schedule your free initial consultation by calling (678) 208-0339.