The most common question we get asked is “What Should I bring to my initial bankruptcy consultation?” This article will help answer that question.
When we meet in person, I will ask you the important questions and we discuss the big picture and your goals. I will give you a checklist of things you actually need to provide to me to work on your case.
If you can bring additional information to the initial meeting, then that’s great. But, the key is to make the call and show up. We can take care of rounding up documents later.
When filing bankruptcy, time is of the essence. Because the sooner you file, the sooner you can recover garnished wages, stop creditors from calling and harassing you, and get the protection of the automatic stay, which can stop eviction, foreclosure, or having utilities shut off.
If you have certain documents you want to bring and have the time to put them together, then the following is a list of things that are helpful:
Our office is centrally located so that we can assist people in Tacoma, Federal Way, Auburn, Kent, Puyallup and the surrounding areas.
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Over the past 32 years, the Law Offices of Christopher A. Benson has helped over 3,000 of Washington clients take control of their financial situation. We can stop your garnishment and change your monthly payments for all your combined unsecured debt, and if you have had more than $600 garnished within the last 90 days, we can get all of the money back in most cases. But you have to act quickly–call (253) 815-6940 for your free consultation, or email us today. Evening and weekend appointments available.
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