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With more than 35 years of experience, McCue Law has helped hundreds of clients find relief by filing for bankruptcy. And along the way, we’ve answered a lot of questions about bankruptcy law! While every situation is unique, we’ve answered a few of the more general questions that our clients have about bankruptcy. Know that if you’re struggling with debt, you don’t need to go it alone — our bankruptcy attorneys can help you get a fresh start.
If you have further questions after reading these FAQs, visit our bankruptcy overview page. If you would like to schedule a free consultation to discuss your particular situation and needs, contact McLaw today.
As soon as the required initial non-refundable deposit is made, your bankruptcy attorney will begin representation. However, your bankruptcy filing cannot take place until you have paid in full.
In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, depending upon the value, you will normally be allowed to keep a vehicle and/or home so long as your payments are up to date.
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you pay your current mortgage directly to the mortgage company.
We will accept payments. You can refer your creditors to us once you have paid $500.00. We cannot file your bankruptcy with the court until you have paid in full for Chapter 7 bankruptcy or until you have paid the full retainer for Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Student loans can be discharged only in exceptional circumstances. Tax debt can sometimes be discharged, depending on how old the debt is, and whether you filed your returns when they were due.
There may be more paperwork depending on your individual circumstances
The bankruptcy court can waive the filing fee for Chapter 7 bankruptcy (currently $335) if your income is low enough.
A waiver of the filing fee for Chapter 13 bankruptcy (currently $310) is not available.
McCue Law Office in Bangor is committed to helping our Maine clients find relief from overwhelming debt. If you need a fresh start, contact one of our bankruptcy attorneys today.
Our law office specializes in personal injury, bankruptcy, social security disability, workers’ compensation, and real estate. Put our 35+ years of experience to work for you!
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