Here we are four years since the bankruptcy law was changed and people are still telling me you can’t file bankruptcy on credit cards. Nothing could be further from the truth. Yes, you can file bankruptcy on credit cards!
It just goes to show you the power of propaganda. Creditors want you to believe that you can’t get rid of credit card debts in bankruptcy. They want you to believe that bankruptcy is too difficult. They want you to believe you can’t file bankruptcy. They don’t want you to know the truth.
The truth is that most of our clients are able to get debt relief in bankruptcy as before. The bankruptcy law has some new steps, mostly a credit counseling briefing to give you information about your options, an income test, and lots more paperwork, but most honest, middle-class Americans are able to get the financial fresh start they desperately need.
So, if you need bankruptcy help, don’t be scared off by the myths and false rumors. Call Topeka, Kansas, bankruptcy specialists Mark Neis and Jill Michaux at Bankruptcy Law Office for the truth.
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