Hialeah Bankruptcy Lawyer Andres Montejo

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Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy

We are Miami bankruptcy lawyers helping individuals, and families. We offer personal attention and a positive approach to Miami bankruptcy proceedings. Stop harassing credit card calls today.

Foreclosure Defense

Are you one of the many home owners facing Foreclosure? At the Miami bankruptcy lawyer Andres Montejo, Esq., we have years of experience dealing with any and everything related to foreclosures in the state of Florida.

Mortgage Modification

Avoid foreclosure and keep your home with payments you can afford. If you're struggling to make mortgage payments, if you're worried about a looming interest rate, adjustment, or if you're already behind on mortgage, we can help.

About Us

The Florida Bankruptcy law can be complex and confusing.

The Bankruptcy Law Center of Andres Montejo, in Miami - Fort Lauderdale specializes in bankruptcy law, foreclosure defense and mortgage modification. We can help you navigate bankruptcy code to find the best financial strategy for you. Bankruptcy relief is available for almost everyone in Miami - Florida who needs protection from creditors and an opportunity for a fresh start. Let us at Miami's Bankruptcy Law office of Andres Montejo speak to you about bankruptcy in the state of Florida so that you can see where you stand when it comes to filing for bankruptcy in Miami.

We offer a initial consultation at no charge for anyone that is interested in knowing their legal rights with it comes to bankruptcy. This gives us an opportunity to review your financial situation, discuss your options under existing Miami - Fort Lauderdale bankruptcy law and answer your questions regarding filing for bankruptcy in Miami or Broward Counties. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like to discuss your options, please call or contact us.

Many people in the Miami - Fort Lauderdale experience financial difficulties as a result of unexpected circumstances such as loss of job, illness, injury or divorce. Unfortunately, most creditors will not wait for your circumstances to improve. The stress can be overwhelming as credit card bills, medical bills, car loans, mortgages, student loans and other bills continue to accrue. Creditor harassment can also take a toll on your life. Many times, bankruptcy is a good option to eliminate these hardships. Through bankruptcy, you can eliminate these hassles and begin to rebuild your financial future. Let Miami bankruptcy lawyer, Andres Montejo aid in your financial recovery and begin working on a bankruptcy for you.

Latest questions and answers

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1What's bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy allows individuals or businesses (debtors) who owe others (creditors) more money than they're able to pay to either work out a plan to repay the money over time or completely eliminate (discharge) most of the bills.

2What's the difference between secured and unsecured debt?

Secured debt is a claim that's secured by some type of property, either by an agreement or involuntarily with a court judgment or taxes. Creditors can generally claim the property that secures the debt in the event of bankruptcy. Unsecured debt is not tied to any type of property, and the creditor doesn't have a claim to their property. A mortgage is a secured debt on you property.

3Which kind of bankruptcy should I file?

Consumers typically file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, where repayment is made to creditors, or Chapter 7 where the debts are dismissed. Each chapter of bankruptcy spells out: What bills can be eliminated How long payments can be stretched out What possessions you can keep Additional information The type depends on your circumstances and if you have assets available to repay all or part of the your debts. Bankruptcy laws can be tricky and involved, so determining if, when and which type of bankruptcy you need should be made with careful thought or the input of a bankruptcy lawyer.

4Can I change from one chapter of bankruptcy to another?

Generally, you can convert a case one time to any other chapter you're eligible for. The request to convert can be a simple one-sentence document. Watch out for issues, such as moving from a Chapter 13 to a Chapter 7, you'll need to review whether you have acquired items that are now be considered property of the estate under Chapter 7 that weren't part of the previous filing. Ask the trustee or a bankruptcy lawyer for additional issues.

5Who can file bankruptcy?

With few exceptions, any person or business owing money to a creditor can file a bankruptcy petition.

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We're not your typicalMiami Bankruptcy Law Firm