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Bankruptcy Timeline in Ohio
Cleveland Bankruptcy Lawyer?
There are different timelines for how long
you bankruptcy will take depending on what type of filing you do, a
Chapter 7 or
Chapter 13
bankruptcy. A Cleveland bankruptcy attorney can provide you with full
information on the process, but in brief the timeline is as follows:
Your timeline will begin when you first
file your petition with the Bankruptcy court. However, there are a few
restrictions that may apply prior to filing that are important. You must
be a resident in the state for at least 90 days prior to filing. You
must also obtain training from a certified credit counseling agency no
earlier than 180 days prior to filing.
If you have ever filed a Chapter 7 before,
you must wait 8 years from the date of your discharge before you can
file again. If you have filed a Chapter 13 previously, you may be
eligible to file 6 years after your last discharge. If you filed for a
Chapter 7 previously but now need to do a Chapter 13, you must wait at
least 4 years from the date of your last discharge.
The first step in any type of bankruptcy
filing is to gather all information about your debts, assets, income and
expenses. Our office will work with you to put this together. Once all
information is gathered, our office will file the legal petition that
includes the financial statement. This statement will include a full
list of all creditors, amounts and types of claims. It also includes
your living expenses.
30 days after filing for a Chapter 7 you
must file a Statement of Intention, which states which, if any, debts
you wish to reaffirm. (Basically, which debts you will keep in order to
keep property, such as a car that has a loan still owing on it)
30 days after filing for your Chapter 13
repayment plan with the court, you must make your first scheduled
payments on your debts.
45 days after filing the court will hold a
Meeting of Creditors and assign a Trustee to oversee your case.
Approximately 4 to 6 months after filing
for Chapter 7 your debts will be discharged and your bankruptcy will be
finalized.
3 to 5 years after filing Chapter 13 and
having made your initial payment on your repayment plan, you will
receive a formal discharge from the court. All eligible debts will be
discharged at that point.
Legal Assistance For Your Bankruptcy
There are many legal issues to follow up
on in a bankruptcy, and every creditor and asset must be carefully
listed in order to not jeopardize your filing. With the trusted
bankruptcy lawyers at the Russo Law Firm, you can feel confident we will
take every precaution in ensuring your
bankruptcy process goes
smoothly and quickly.
To find out more contact a
Cleveland
Bankruptcy Attorney for a free initial consultation. We will
always explain the consequences of any action to you.
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CLEVELAND
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21380 Lorain Ave
Suite 201
Fairview Park, Ohio 44126
Phone: 440-447-0331
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Please give me a call. I will be sure
that you are fully informed of the consequences of your choices.
Whether you need bankruptcy, foreclosure assistance, short sale, or just
trying to save your home, you have to understand how this will effect
your future.
I will personally make sure that you get the
best information and treatment. Being in debt and fighting
for your home is a very trying time. You need someone who will be able
to explain your rights and help you and your family rebuild.
I look forward to being your trusted advisor
and assisting you in making the decisions you need.
Sincerely,
Angelo Russo, Esq.
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