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Whether
financial problems were
due to
losing a job, death of a spouse, illness, a divorce, or the problem of
poor money management, experts warn that you need to consider all of
your options before filing bankruptcy. The following are alternatives
to bankruptcy, and it will help you in determining whether bankruptcy
is your only option...
Bankruptcy can stay on your credit report for 10 years...
Filing for bankruptcy is a serious step that should be taken only as a
last resort. You must seek an attorney that has experience in
bankruptcy law. If you file bankruptcy, the fact is that it will stay
on your credit report for 10 years, thus making it harder to finance a
home or an automobile in the future, while unfavorable information on
your credit report will stay on your report for two to 7 years.
Bankruptcy does not erase all your debts, which means that you would be
liable for most taxes, alimony, child support, and government loans,
such as student loans. You should keep your age in consideration as
well, if you file a bankruptcy and it stays on your report for 10
years, you may not have the years ahead of you to make this up.
Our
Alternatives to
bankruptcy There are many programs out there available that can help you
avoid bankruptcy, however what is the right program? With CRS
we can lower you debt by 50% or more depending on your
situation. We can negotiate with your creditors and reduce your
debt to an affordable amount.
We have many lenders that can assist our clients with
financing to help pay-off the settled debt; thus having one lower
monthly payment. The following is a few of the debts that we can settle.
Credit Card Debt
Unsecured Loans
Medical Bills
Judgments
Vehicle Loans (Case by case)
Mortgages (Case by case)
Get an evaluation
by filling out the online form or call us NOW!
Toll-Free
1(800)-823-2469
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