Discharging Debt in Jacksonville

What is debt discharge?

The discharging of debt is a legal term that refers to a court order releasing you from legal responsibility for certain debts. Not all debts can be discharged. For example, some taxes, IRS debt, child support payments, alimony and student loans do not normally qualify in the debt discharge process. If you are buried in debt and looking for a way out of the trap, a Jacksonville bankruptcy attorney from our office can probably help. Robert Peters has been helping hundreds of people each year for the past 19 years to achieve a fresh financial start. The firm is very well-versed in the many and varied unique circumstances that bring clients to our offices looking for a legal way to relieve themselves of their debt.

How do you get a debt discharge?

Several forms of bankruptcy result in a discharge of debt. In bankruptcy, any qualified debt that you have incurred prior to filing for bankruptcy will be discharged when all the steps of the bankruptcy process are completed. In Chapter 7, this can happen within months after filing whereas with Chapter 13 this normally occurs following several years. The form of bankruptcy filed will also affect what debts can be discharged. It is different in each case but a professional bankruptcy attorney from our firm can explain in detail the different options and which is best for you, based on your individual situation. From our many years of helping people, we know one thing for certain, no two bankruptcy cases are ever the same and they must be treated individually. We will provide you with that individual attention. Having long-term overwhelming debt resolved will literally change your life for the better. It is a legal option that works.

Contact a Jacksonville bankruptcy lawyer at our firm to find out how to get your debt discharged.