How To Keep Your Car, Your House And Other Valuable Possessions Through Bankruptcy

If your debt has gotten out of control, your car payments, mortgage and debts on other important things that you use all the time may be behind. Once your car loan is in default, you naturally worry about the possibility that it will be repossessed. Repossession of your car, for example, would likely mean several things:

• You would have lost all payments made to date with nothing to show for them.
• You would no longer have the car that you need to get to work, go shopping and take care of your family.
• Your credit would be damaged. It will likely be difficult or impossible to get a loan for another car in the foreseeable future.

No wonder the thought of repossession of your car is so upsetting. Your troubled car loan is no doubt a symptom of larger financial problems. Losing your mode of transportation at a time when you need to be making more money, not less, is definitely something to avoid.

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For many of our clients, business or personal bankruptcy offers the most promising path forward — and a way to keep most or all personal assets. This may be accomplished by claiming the correct exemptions and/or restructuring debts to allow repayment of unpaid portions of your home loan and other secured debts such as your auto loan affordably over several years at little or no interest.

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