The law office of James D. Jackman, P.A. was established 27 years ago to help individuals achieve debt relief through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. Unlike other law firms that started handling bankruptcy after poor economic times, we have always focused our law practice on bankruptcy — and only bankruptcy.
Our law office understands that filing for bankruptcy presents many questions and concerns. Please note that we customize our representation for each client and your situation may create the need to deviate from standard processes or procedures. With that in mind, we offer the following bankruptcy FAQs to help you better understand your options.
If I file for Chapter 7, will I need to sell my belongings?
Almost never. Most individuals who qualify for Chapter 7 are able to keep all of their household items.
If I file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13, can my boss fire me?
No. You cannot be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy.
How often can I file for bankruptcy?
You can file for Chapter 7 once every eight years. You can file Chapter 13 every two years or four years after you file Chapter 7.
After filing bankruptcy, can I get credit again?
Yes. Typically, individuals see an improvement in their credit scores shortly after going through the bankruptcy process. Additionally, you may be eligible for car loans shortly after filing.
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We invite you to contact us today 941-747-9191 to discuss your situation and bankruptcy options with the law office of James D. Jackman, P.A conveniently located in Manatee County.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
