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Gopal & Pedigo

(40)

Deportation & Removal Proceedings, Bankruptcy Law, Personal Injury

“After a misunderstanding, Ali called us and assisted us immediately and not only that, he did so attentively and with a happy and understanding attitude.”

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Flexer Law

(42)

Workers Compensation, Nursing Home Negligence, Family Law

“Is absolutely phenomenal, If you need help on adjusting your finances and someone who is accurate with numeric's, and financial education, he is the one to go to.”

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Abogados de la Comunidad - Community Law Group

(46)

“Thanks to the lawyers for the work they do and for the consultation, I understood the options for my family and today they will be clients, thanks to lawyer Oscar”

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Long, Burnett, and Johnson

(47)

Repossession, Murfreesboro, Judgments

“Along with explaining the process she gave tips and suggestions about how to handle current my financial situation during the bankruptcy process that would help me protect my remaining income; this advice has already proven valuable in the early stag...”

FAQs

What If I Am Leasing My Car and File Chapter 7?

If you are leasing your car when you file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you can choose to either continue making the monthly lease payments or surrender the car back to the creditor.

What Is A 910 Claim?

If you bought your vehicle within 910 days (2-1/2 years) of filing your bankruptcy case and you have not refinanced the original loan, you must repay the entire car loan. The good news is that the interest rate you pay on your car loan may be significantly reduced and the amount of time required to repay the loan modified to match the length of your bankruptcy plan. This reduction in interest and changing of the length of time you have to repay often results in a dramatically reduced payment.

What Is A Cramdown?

If you bought your car more than 910 days before you file bankruptcy, or your car loan was refinanccd after you purchased your car you will only have to repay an amount equal to the present value of the car.

What Is A Credit Score?

Your credit score is a three-digit number generally relied upon by lenders to determine how good (or bad) a credit risk you are. Traditional credit scores range from 300 to 850. Each of the three major credit bureaus, Experian, Equifax and TransUnion, calculates these scores a little differently, so the score that you receive from one credit bureau may not match one requested by a lender from another bureau.

What Is a Debt Discharge?

A debt discharge prevents your creditor from ever attempting to collect on that debt. Regardless of the type of bankruptcy filed, most include a discharge of all eligible debt at their conclusion. A discharge means you never have to worry about paying back the debt again. From your perspective, it is simply gone!

You can find more info on the FAQ page of our website.

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David E. Phillips, Attorney at Law

(37)

Bankruptcy Chapter 7, Bankruptcy Chapter 13

“We did a chapter 13 and they went over and above to always return our calls and emails promptly with detailed responses and options for us to consider.”

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Law Office of Jonathan Augusta

(10)

“Call Sunny Eaton if you want your business handled.”

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Hollins Bankrutpcy Law Office

(22)

Communication

“Michael's ability to navigate complex financial matters is truly impressive, and he consistently goes above and beyond to ensure the best possible outcomes for those he serves.”

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McVay Law

(23)

Questions
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“This is a fine group to work with if you find yourself needing highly professional and truthful, considerate guidance through a difficult circumstance like a bankruptcy.”

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Podis & Podis

(30)

Chapter 13
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“Long as you do your part, get them what they need, understand to hold yourself accountable and don't cast blame, they will support you and help get you on track!”

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Simmons Law Firm

(16)

“Stephanie Simmons is accessible, knowledgeable, flexible, and our family has been pleased with her representation regarding a family law issue as well as probate issue.”

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Coles & Holton

(22)

“Both attorneys genuinely want to help and went above and beyond my expectations, both in the efficiency of handling my case and the thorough communication.”

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Trammell Love Law Firm

(22)

Probate, Conservatorships/Guardianships, Loan Modification

“Customer service is everything, especially when your potential client base only ever comes to you when they're in a state of pain and stress, and she understands that very well”

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Fort Sill National Bank

(1)

Routing Number, Savings Bonds, Live Chat

“Friendly employees, easy to open checking and savings accounts, no deposit required when opening an account.”

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Mitchell E. Chessman, Bankruptcy Attorney

(8)

“Pretty much held my hand through the whole process.”

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Emerge Law PLC

“Nashville-based EmergeLaw, PLC represents businesses and their owners in loan workouts, Chapter 11 reorganizations, Subchapter V restructurings, and other proceedings to help them deleverage and reposition for future success. Applying decades of expe...”

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McCune Zenner Happell

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Feel

“From the moment I stepped into the office, Till the time that my case was finished this office and the staff was extremely courteous, very knowledgeable, and allways made me feel like I was the only customer.”

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Lafferty Law Firm

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Student Loans, Consumer Litigation, Lemon Law

“No one wants to go through this, but if you have to, why not use a firm that works hard for you and makes sure you are up to date and that you fully understand the process.”

Featured

No one ever wants to file for bankruptcy, but sometimes life takes unexpected turns and it is the best option. You may be hesitant to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy because of the negative connotations associated with it. However, it is essential to understand that Chapter 7 may be the best solution to resolve your financial burden. Especially if you live in Tennessee, there are numerous benefits to filing for Chapter 7 that can help you get back on track financially. In this blog, we will explore the benefits of Chapter 7 bankruptcy and how filing for bankruptcy can be a positive move forward. 1. Relief from Debt The primary benefit of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the debt relief it provides. All eligible debts, including medical bills, credit card debts, and loan obligations, are discharged at the end of the bankruptcy process, meaning you don't owe the creditors anything. Instead of living your life as a slave to your creditors, Chapter 7 gives you a fresh start, allowing you to rebuild your life with a clean slate financially. 2. No More Creditor Harassment When you file for bankruptcy, you are legally protected from creditor harassment. Your creditors must contact your attorney and not you. This can provide tremendous relief and peace of mind. No more phone calls or threatening letters from creditors; you can live your life without the fear of constant legal pressure.

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Tune, Entrekin & White

(4)

Litigation, Eminent Domain, Homeowners’ Associations

“Beat lawyer in nashville”

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Margie Miller Law

(1)

Foreclosures, Lawsuits Garnishments, Repossessions

“Awesome”

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Bone McAllester Norton

(3)

“My go to”

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Evalina C. Cheadle, Attorney at Law

(1)

“I owe them for 12 yr old dui they have worked with me on getting my licenses back.”

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Emergelaw, PLC

“Nashville-based EmergeLaw, PLC represents businesses and their owners in loan workouts, Chapter 11 reorganizations, Subchapter V restructurings, and other proceedings to help them deleverage and reposition for future success. Applying decades of expe...”

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Moss Law Office

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Exo Legal

“Our practice leverages innovations in communications, legal research, and technology to serve our clients with a smart efficiency that maximizes results and avoids unnecessary expense.”

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Average Cost	$1244
Minimum cost	$933
Maximum cost	$4973
Avg Per Hour Rates	$467

Best Bankruptcy Lawyers in Nashville, TN

The highest-rated Financial Restructuring & Creditor-Debtor Law companies out of 116 vetted & reviewed in the Nashville area.

Gopal & Pedigo

Flexer Law

Abogados de la Comunidad - Community Law Group

Long, Burnett, and Johnson

David E. Phillips, Attorney at Law

Law Office of Jonathan Augusta

Hollins Bankrutpcy Law Office

McVay Law

Podis & Podis

Simmons Law Firm

Coles & Holton

Trammell Love Law Firm

Fort Sill National Bank

Mitchell E. Chessman, Bankruptcy Attorney

Emerge Law PLC

McCune Zenner Happell

Lafferty Law Firm

Tune, Entrekin & White

Margie Miller Law

Bone McAllester Norton

Evalina C. Cheadle, Attorney at Law

Emergelaw, PLC

Moss Law Office

Exo Legal

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