C. Morton & Associates

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Consumer payment programs, typically used to rescue the home from foreclosure.

A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is similar to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, however with a Chapter 13; the creditors must be paid back. A payment schedule or plan is put into place and the person who files the Chapter 13 with an attorney is responsible for telling the law office if they can truly afford the payments or not.

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C Morton & Associates could help individuals or couples who are having trouble with collections, garnishments, attachments, levies or lawsuits without going straight for the bankruptcy. There are alternatives to bankruptcy if an individual or couple is willing to work hard and pay their debits without incurring any further payments for items they may or may not need.

Call C Morton & Associates at (818) 739-0061 to make an appointment or if you have any further questions regarding how bankruptcy works or what you could do to keep your home and car while releasing the majority of your debit.