Bankruptcy

The decision to file for bankruptcy is never an easy one. First of all, you need to go over your current financial situation and discuss it with a certified credit counselor as well as a bankruptcy attorney. The bankruptcy attorney will tell you whether the decision to go ahead and file for bankruptcy is a sound one or not. The bankruptcy lawyer will also go over your options with you and will help you decide which type of bankruptcy is suitable in your case. In most cases, declaring bankruptcy is the best option for most individuals, families, as well as businesses. Contact an experienced and qualified Connecticut Bankruptcy lawyer by calling (203) 929-7771. The Shelton, CT Real estate attorney at David G. Volman, Attorney at Law, L.L.C. in Shelton, CT will go over your financial situation in detail to come up with a suitable plan of action.

• Bankruptcy – An Overview
• Top Misconceptions People About Bankruptcy
• Differences Between A Chapter 7 And A Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
• What About Bankruptcies When Divorce Is Involved?
• What Sets Your Firm Apart From Other Bankruptcy Attorneys?
• Avoid Bankruptcy with a Short Sale
• Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
• Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
• Joint Bankruptcy
• Bankruptcy Resource Links

• Top 5 Bankruptcy Tips
• Debt Elimination
• Mortgage Modifications
• Stripping a Second Mortgage

• An Overview of Foreclosure
• What Can Someone Do If They Fall Behind On Mortgage Payments?
• Top Misconceptions About The Foreclosure Process
• Stop Foreclosure
• Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
• Home Foreclosure
• Foreclosure Mediation

• Foreclosure FAQs (videos)
• Bankruptcy FAQs (Videos)