Debt Relief and Bankruptcy Advice in Kentucky
If you're feeling financial pressure from any source — credit cards, hospital bills, collection agencies or tax problems — it might be time to discuss your options with a knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney. At Wantland Law in Shepherdsville, we can give you the advice you need and save you the trip to Louisville.
Contact us for a free consultation about your options if you face serious financial problems in Bullitt County, Jefferson County, Nelson County or Spencer County. You can benefit from dependable and resourceful legal advice in a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
Don't make unwise choices — 401(k) loans, payday loans, check-advance loans, rapid relief loans and income anticipation loans — they go by many names, but they only make your financial problems worse. Let Wantland Law show you how bankruptcy may help relieve your debt problems.
Call 877-690-4814 for Advice About Relieving Your Financial Pressure
Examples of the kinds of questions people bring us are the following:
- Should I file for bankruptcy?
- How do I choose between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13?
- How does Chapter 7 work?
- What happens in Chapter 13?
- Will bankruptcy stop creditor collections?
- How can I protect my assets from creditor claims?
- How can I resolve mortgage problems and foreclosure threats?
- Will bankruptcy help with car loan problems?
- What about problems with business debt and personal guaranties?
Regardless of the nature of your financial difficulties, it's to your advantage to get legal advice as soon as you can. That way, you can protect and expand your options for a positive outcome. As time goes by, the range of your possible solutions will only shrink.
Our lawyers serve the people of Bullitt County, Jefferson County and the Louisville area with nearly four decades of combined bankruptcy experience. For a free consultation about the best ways to resolve your debt problems, contact one of our lawyers for a free consultation.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.











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