Knoxville Bankruptcy Law Firm
Overview
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama Bankruptcy Law Firm
We provide face-to-face, caring, FREE initial consultations about debt relief.
For more than 16 years, the name Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. has been associated with helping people in Tennessee deal with credit card debt, home mortgage debt, car and other loan debt - debts that for many different reasons have become overwhelming and unmanageable.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13...
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama Bankruptcy Law Firm
We provide face-to-face, caring, FREE initial consultations about debt relief.
For more than 16 years, the name Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. has been associated with helping people in Tennessee deal with credit card debt, home mortgage debt, car and other loan debt - debts that for many different reasons have become overwhelming and unmanageable.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13...
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama Bankruptcy Law Firm
We provide face-to-face, caring, FREE initial consultations about debt relief.
For more than 16 years, the name Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. has been associated with helping people in Tennessee deal with credit card debt, home mortgage debt, car and other loan debt - debts that for many different reasons have become overwhelming and unmanageable.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy are often the most effective ways to get debts completely cleared (Chapter 7) or under control (Chapter 13), but there are other options, too. That is why we offer every potential client a FREE face-to-face consultation with an experienced bankruptcy attorney. We want you to know your rights and your options before you make an important decision about your financial future.
Bond, Botes & Lawson, P.C. offers a free consultation. If you qualify for a chapter 13 you may not have to pay anything before you file and are under the protection of the Bankruptcy Court. If a Chapter 7 is the better option for you, we will work out a payment plan to cover the cost of our services. From the moment you retain us, you can tell your creditors to call your lawyer, not you. We want you to have the debt relief you need as soon as possible.
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