What Is Considered Secured Debt in Bankruptcy?
Secured debt is debt that is secured by an item that the creditor could reclaim if the debt is not paid. Car loans are considered secured debt, because the creditor could repossess your car if you do not make your payments. In fact, you may have already received this threat. Similarly, your mortgage is a secured debt, because the bank could foreclose on your home if you fall behind in your payments. Perhaps you have already heard this threat as well.
At Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, our attorneys know that your real concern is whether bankruptcy will be able to help you with your secured debt. The short answer is that it will, although possibly not in the way that you expect. We have more than three decades of experience helping people in Nashville and throughout Tennessee. We know how to make bankruptcy work for you, regardless of the type of debt you are faced with.
Do You Want to Keep Your Property?
Many people believe that they will have to give up their property if they file bankruptcy. In reality, you will most likely be able to keep your house and your car, as well as all other property, if you want to. In order to keep them though, you must be able to keep up-to-date with your payments. Bankruptcy can help you catch up. However, if your house or your car simply does not mesh with your income, bankruptcy provides you with a great opportunity to get rid of them and look at something that makes more sense for you.
Our lawyers will not push you in any direction. We will educate you about the different chapters of bankruptcy and we will tell you how each will impact your specific debt problems. We will guide you toward a future that is debt-free.
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Please contact Rothschild & Ausbrooks, PLLC, today to get answers about secured debts in bankruptcy.
